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Carey International Joins Global Events Partners as Allied Partner

5 March 1999

Carey International Joins Global Events Partners as Allied Partner

    WASHINGTON, March 5 -- Carey International, Inc.
announced today that it has joined a 30-company partnership,
Global Events Partners ("GEP") of Washington D.C., as an allied partner in the
growing field of event planning and coordination.  GEP has assembled a
top-tier team to create "one stop shopping" for professionals in the
destination management and events coordination industry.  The newly created
GEP will provide high quality, reliable service and coordination of meetings
and events at locations around the world.
    As part of the agreement, Carey International will provide ground
transportation and chauffeured vehicle services for GEP at locations
worldwide.  In addition, the Carey name will be marketed as part  of a new
global brand in the event planning and coordination industry which will
increase exposure of the Carey name as GEP expands into Asia and other major
destination cities worldwide.
    Richard A. Anderson, Jr., Carey's Executive Vice President for Sales and
Marketing, commented, "Our partnership with GEP is another step in Carey's
emergence as a dominant force in the international ground transportation
industry and should further enhance our rapidly growing meetings and events
division.  With active operations throughout the world, Carey International is
well-placed to serve this organization.  Our partnership with GEP is one that
we intend to support strongly."
    Carey International, a leading industry consolidator, is the world's
largest chauffeured vehicle service company.  The Company provides sedan,
limousine, van and minibus service through a worldwide network of owned and
operated companies, licensees and affiliates serving 420 cities in 65
countries.
    The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a "safe
harbor"  for certain forward-looking statements.  The forward-looking
statements contained in this are subject to certain risks and uncertainties.
Actual results could differ materially from current expectations.