Australian Startup Tripalocal has announced RMB 5 million (AUD$850,000) from Euler Capital, hoping to crack into the China outbound travel market, which is expected to double to 200 million by 2020. Last Year the Australian Trade and Investment Ministry started offering three-year visas for Chinese tourists. Melbourne-based travel experience platform Tripalocal took this opportunity and started a travel company that features a Chinese translated website. Tripalocal, which provides Chinese travelers with local experiences in Melbourne and Sydney, was also part of Telstra’s second round of Muru-D participants. Earlier this year, Muru-D took its cohort including Tripalocal to China to introduce them to local startups and investors.