Travellr, the travel social Q&A site which aims to give people local-like knowledge of locations all over the world has won the coveted wildcard spot for Webciety at next week’s CeBIT Sydney.

To find out more about Travllr you can check out some past posts we’ve done on the site.

Travellr now joins the following tech startups in promoting the local tech scene both during next week’s CeBIT conference and all over the world via the Webciety portal:

• Hiive Systems: A builder of web-based software for staff in professional services companies.
• Siteflex: The first Australian Web CMS to successfully integrate the Google Analytics Data Export API into both the Mailflex module and Siteflex itself.
• ModSite: Developer of interactive moderation tools for more engaging websites. See for more details;
• Saasu.com: An on-demand, online accounting portal.
• Buzz Numbers: A leading Australian social media intelligence platform enabling brands and businesses to monitor and report word-of-mouth conversations online.
• wotnews.com.au: A news search engine focusing on Australian business news.
• SportsPassion: Australia’s leading community sports-focused social networking service.
• Devnet Innovations: An advanced supplier of skills in the design and development of websites and in the creative application of Google maps and Search appliances.
• Design Bay: A graphic design marketplace that gives creative people opportunities and helps business get the best design possible.
• TJoos: A Sydney-based search engine for special deals and discounts from online merchants.
• IPScape: A company that makes Contact Centres work by hosting voice & data in the Cloud.  Clients buy the service on a per second usage basis.