Holidu raised €37 million Series D funding round led by 83North.

Holidu, a Munich, Germany-based travel company, announced completing series D capital round worth €37 million ($44.7M).

The money is a combination of debt and equity and was raised from investors led by Israel-based 83North, joined by Prime Ventures, EQT Ventures, Coparion, Senovo, Kees Koolen, Lios Ventures and Chris Hitchen. Claret Capital (formerly Harbert European Growth Capital) also participated with both equity and debt.

Holidu, founded in 2014 by Rasmus Porsgaard and brothers Johannes Siebers (CEO) and Michael Siebers, developed a search engine for vacation rentals. The company is active in 21 countries with its search engine that combines more than 15 million holiday rental offers from over a thousand travel sites and property managers. Under the Bookiply brand, the company also helps holiday rental owners to get more bookings with less effort through a software-and-service solution.

Holidu previously raised $55 million.