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Travel club Inspirato opens books prior to IPO vote - Vimarsana News

Travel club Inspirato opens books prior to IPO vote

On the cusp of going public through a SPAC deal, the Denver company discloses its business operations and predicts almost $1 billion in revenue in 2025.

Inspirato Announces Record Third Quarter 2021 Results; On-Track to Exceed Full Year 2021 Revenue Expectations - Vimarsana News

Inspirato Announces Record Third Quarter 2021 Results; On-Track to Exceed Full Year 2021 Revenue Expectations

- Record Quarterly Revenue of $65 Million, up 52% Year-over-Year - - Reached $116 Million of ARR, Highest in the Ten-Year History of the Company - - Strengthening Demand Indicates 2021 Revenue to... | December 4, 2021

Travel Startup Inspirato in Talks to Merge With Thayer SPAC - Vimarsana News

Travel Startup Inspirato in Talks to Merge With Thayer SPAC

Travel Startup Inspirato in Talks to Merge With Thayer SPAC Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Gillian Tan, Lizette Chapman and Katie Roof © Photographer: Aron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post/Getty Images Inspirato CEO and founder Brent Handler speaks with Alana Watkins in his office as employees work on Wednesday, May 4, 2016. (Bloomberg) -- Inspirato, a startup specializing in luxury travel, is in talks to go public through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company in a deal valued at more than $1 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Popular Searches The Denv...

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Workcation travel: Your guide to long-term lodging options - Vimarsana News

Workcation travel: Your guide to long-term lodging options

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated a permanent merger of work and vacation into a "workcation." But where are all those travelers going to stay? That's what John Tarantino wondered after he left his 9-to-5 job in Manhattan. Tarantino, who founded a boutique watchmaking business in New York, had spent time in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Mexico City, New York and Miami. But by the end of last year, he'd grown weary of making new reservations at a different vacation rental every month and figured there had to be a better way. There is. The fast-growing market for long-term accommodations picked up s...