The Accommodation Association and the Australian Hotel Association are powering on with their merger, revealing the name of their end goal.

There is drama afoot among the US’ low-cost carriers, as Jetblue and Frontier battle it out for custody of America’s most hated airline.

Rumour has it the Spice Girl’s When Two Become One could be heard blasting from the conference room where this monumental meeting took place.

The future of James Packer’s casino empire is looking bleaker by the minute, with The Star no longer interested in teaming up.

The bosses at Crown have given the private equity firm a big thumbs down for its acquisition proposal.

The Star faces some competition, however, from a private equity firm that wants to take over Crown (which, FYI, has also just hired a new CEO).

If a merger of the two was to eventuate, it would knock Marriott off its perch as the world’s largest hotel group.

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Emirates have denied rumours they are considering taking over Etihad, which would form the world’s biggest airline by passenger traffic.

Helloworld’s major shareholders have confirmed they plan to approve the merger, as the agency group reported an increase in brand awareness.

Rumours reignite causing shares to spike after reports claim InterContinental Hotels Group and Starwood held talks to create the world’s largest hotel group.

American hedge fund Marcato Capital Management, is actively pushing for InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) to agree to a merger or […]