Spirit Airlines Cuts 150 Jobs, Exits Several Markets
The job cuts come after Spirit received a multi-million-dollar lifeline from a U.S. bankruptcy court, giving the ultra-low-cost carrier more legroom to stay afloat.
Travel Industry Earnings Coverage
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Choice Hotels Counters U.S. Revenue Drop With Overseas Growth
Choice’s challenge underscores how U.S. economy hotels are struggling while international and upscale segments are proving more resilient.
IndiGo Takes a Hit, IHCL Shines: What Their Earnings Say About India’s Travel Market
IndiGo and IHCL turned in very different results, but their strategies tell the same story: India’s travel sector is betting on scale, partnerships, and global reach.
American Airlines Layoffs to Hit Corporate Jobs
The job cuts are part of American’s efforts to rightsize its business following years of record hiring across the industry. Other airlines are cutting too.
Marriott’s 2026 Outlook: New Credit Card Deals, World Cup Boost, and Luxury Premiums
Marriott’s outlook for next year suggests steady, if unspectacular, growth. Credit card fees and luxury travel are helping to carry the load, while government travel remains a drag thanks to the U.S. government shutdown.
Indian Hotels Company: Capital-Light Push and Growth Strategy for Mid-Scale Hotels
The Clarks and Pride deals give Indian Hotels Company the reach it needs in the mid-scale space, where India’s real growth lies. But the real test lies in execution: Signing 46 hotels is one thing, keeping service consistent across 250 is another.
IndiGo Blames Weak Rupee for Wider Loss, Bets on Global Growth as Currency Shield
A weaker rupee gives IndiGo one more reason to look outward. Expanding internationally helps the airline bring in the dollars and euros that can soften future currency shocks.
Global Markets Lift TBO Tek’s Growth, More Airlines Look at India
TBO Tek's results for the past two quarters show how global diversification can be a lifeline for travel companies. Now, as Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific fuel growth, TBO’s rebound at home suggests the worst may be over.
This Marriott Metric Points to Profit Pressure
Marriott’s flat incentive management fees hint at profit pressures at the property level, but its asset-light model keeps it well positioned to weather economic headwinds.
As Spirit Steps Back, JetBlue Ramps Up Fort Lauderdale Push
JetBlue is placing a big bet that it can grow its network and cultivate a premium customer base out of the Florida city.