Inspirato, Buyerlink announce mutual decision to end merger agreement

Inspirato (ISPO) and Buyerlink have mutually agreed to terminate the previously announced merger agreement to combine the two companies. Inspirato will continue operating independently, with no termination fee paid by either party. “Although we believed the proposed merger with Buyerlink would have offered meaningful benefits, we also listened carefully to the perspectives of our shareholders,” said Ann Payne, Inspirato’s Lead Independent Director. “After thoughtful consideration, the Board determined that the best path forward is for Inspirato to continue as an independent company. We are proud of the progress we’ve made, confident in the strength of our brand and member community, and fully committed to creating long-term value for our shareholders. And, as always, we will continue to evaluate other strategic alternatives as appropriate to ensure we are maximizing value for our shareholders.” The decision to remain independent reflects the strength of Inspirato’s momentum and confidence in its future. Over the past year, the Company has sharpened its operations, deepened engagement with members, and reinforced its leadership position in luxury travel. This strong foundation provides the platform for continued growth as Inspirato advances its mission to deliver certainty, service, and unforgettable experiences to travelers worldwide.