Ink Global
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| Industry | Travel media Inflight magazines Trade publications |
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| Founded | 1994 |
| Founder | Michael Keating Simon Leslie |
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom |
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Number of employees
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420 |
| Website | www |
Ink, or Ink Global, is a British travel media publishing and technology company. Founded in 1994, Ink is the largest travel media publishing company in the world. Ink publishes 26 inflight magazines for 20 airlines worldwide, as of January 2015. The company's 100 magazines, publications, and other media products currently reach more than 775 million global consumers annually. Ink Global is headquartered in West Hampstead, London.
Between 2013 and 2015, Ink acquired the rights for several additional inflight magazines, including the publications for Hong Kong Express Airways, Norwegian Air, as well as United Airlines' Hemispheres magazine. In August 2014, American Airlines transferred production of its inflight magazine, American Way, from its in-house unit, AA Publishing, to Ink Global.American Way, which reaches approximately 193 million people annually, was relaunched by Ink in January 2015 as one of the company's largest publications.
Ink was founded in 1994 by Simon Leslie and Michael Keating to service two small airlines, one in the Middle East, British Mediterranean Airways, and other in Africa.
As of 2015, the company has grown to work with over 27 media clients, producing magazines, travel document advertising (targeted advertising), mobile apps and online properties. Ink employs over 300 people around the world to create more than 100 media products.
Ink Global's products include:
In addition, Ink conducts global passenger research. Ink is currently headquartered in London, with key offices in Miami, New York, São Paulo, Singapore.
Ink publishes over 25 magazines produced in 8 languages across Europe, the United States and Central America, Africa, Asia, Asia Pacific and the Middle East. Ink is responsible for many publications both online and offline such as Hemispheres Magazine, American Way, Cebu Smile and many more.
Ink’s Targeted Advertising (TAD) technology enables advertising to be customized to specific types of passengers based on origin, destination, gender, nationality, age, language, cabin class, fare type and frequent flyer status.
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