Mergers and acquisitions

Expanding business travel brand snaps up CTM

Glasgow’s second airport ’to change hands’

Four East Midlands shops bought by Midlands miniple

Former Ritz-Carlton president sells hotel firm to Singapore family

AMP Capital already own a 49% share of Newcastle airport

Luxury specialist wants to become the world’s “number one” travel deals site

French operator takes 50% stake in luxury train operator

Wholesaler officially becomes part of expanded hotel and ancillaries group

Longreach will be incorporated in Meon Valley’s meetings, incentives, conference and events division

According to reports, Greybull is interested in acquiring the airline’s engineering business

Webjet said adding London-based B2B platform JacTravel to its family would boost its annual total transacted volume to more than £600 million

The move will reportedly cement Wosskow’s status as one of the most successful entrepreneurs in Britain’s sharing economy

The French carrier will take a 31% stake from Branson’s Virgin Group

Chief financial officer Neil Sorahan told press that Ryanair was “too busy to do something without being interested" in the deal

EFR is a member of the Advantage Focus Partnership

Home working agency could be heading for flotation, according to report

Travelopia has an international customer base of 800,000 travellers per year

Morningside Travel has been described as “an ideal fit for the Stewart Travel retail business”

The London-based firm was acquired for an undisclosed sum

On the Beach Group described Sunshine.co.uk as “highly complementary” to its business

Stelios and Branson were two of the only travel professionals to feature in The Sunday Times Rich List 2017’s top 100 positions

The company said the investment would be used to grow the business to the “next level”

Both agencies have featured in the TTG Top 50

Upon closing, AccorHotels will own a 50% interest in the joint-venture management company