Travel Industry Earnings Coverage

Don't miss out on Skift's in-depth coverage of earnings reported by public travel companies, including online travel agencies, hotel brands, airlines, and technology companies. Our earnings stories cut through the numbers to explain what's really happening at companies and within the industry as a whole.

Airlines

The Middle East's largest low-cost airline sees stock gains after dividend hopes

Most attention in the Mid East is focused on the heavyweight international carriers like Emirates, but low-cost carriers are seeing growth of their own.

Alaa Shahine | 12 years ago

Airlines

Airline capacity cuts and mergers help the industry outperform forecasts for 2012

Despite rapid growth in Asia and southeast Asia, the U.S. market is still leading the pack thanks to earlier waves of consolidation and the entry of fees into the process at an earlier point and with much more ambition.

Robert Wall | 12 years ago

Airlines

US Airways' says Sandy's toll was $35 million off its profits for October and November

US Airways still had among the smallest Sandy effect of big three, as Delta and United reported bigger profit cuts for October and haven't reported November yet.

12 years ago

Airlines

Emirates profit bounces back with over 63 percent increase in first half of 2012

The profits of the world’s largest airline stuttered last year amidst rising fuel costs and the Arab Spring, but the airline is back on its feet with 15 new routes and a hefty fleet expansion.

12 years ago

Ground Transport

Zipcar makes a comeback and exceeds expectations for Q3 revenue and earnings

Competition is growing against Zipcar, especially in local markets, but its recent successful expansion in Spain and Austria gives investors confidence for further growth efforts.

Samantha Shankman | 12 years ago

Airlines

Ryanair profits up 10 percent as low-cost keeps them coming

The Ryanair juggernaut continues to roll as Michael O'Leary continues to spread the company's tentacles, from future of Aer Lingus to future of Heathrow and London aviation hub.

Shawn Pogantchnik | 12 years ago

Airlines

Singapore Airlines reports drop in profit with pessimistic outlook for second half earnings

Higher fuel costs and fewer passengers outweighed Singapore Airlines’ jump in revenue. Current market pressures suggest that the legacy carrier would do better by shifting focus to its budget airline Scoot.

12 years ago

Hotels

HomeAway turns to tiered pricing to keep business rolling in Europe

Homeaway reports a steady rise in revenue, due in part to its technology integration of VRBO, and including its nascent Australian market into earnings for the first time.

Samantha Shankman | 12 years ago

Media and PR

Yelp's misses revenues for Q3 as brand advertising falls short

Yelp needs to fix its sales team issues soon. And even though mobile usage growth is encouraging, monetization there will be a challenge going ahead.

Danielle Kucera | 12 years ago

Airlines

Japan Airlines sees higher revenues and profit for the first half of 2012

This first reporting period since going public is a good win for JAL, but the rise of low-cost carriers in Japan is a looming threat to future quarters.

12 years ago