Four months ago, I decided to stop freelancing and focus full-time on launching a startup. My idea was to try and organise small-group travel experiences solely for business owners, and I was really excited about it.
Interview
October 10, 2019
Experience: "I launched my startup in the worst possible week"
Hannah Cox was excited to launch her travel startup the other week. But then the implosion of WeWork and the collapse of ThomasCook threw it all off track.
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