American Airlines Lowers 2025 Outlook
American, like many other U.S. airlines, is lowering its profit forecast for the year. However, the carrier noted that domestic demand was starting to strengthen.
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Radisson Hotels Now Launches Flight Booking Portal in India
Radisson is the latest to offer integrated trip booking services in India, indicating a larger trend - everyone wants to cut the middleman by becoming the middleman.
Alaska Airlines Gets Boost From Premium, Expects Hit From IT Outage
Alaska’s second quarter turned out better than previously expected as revenue from premium seats and loyalty continued to grow.
Southwest Says Profit Fell, But New Baggage Fees Are Paying Off
While Southwest’s profit and revenue fell during the second quarter, the airline noted that domestic leisure demand was starting to stabilize.
Hilton CEO: Flat Quarter, ‘Green Shoots,’ More Brands to Come
Hilton generated higher profit and revenue year-over-year. But executives cautioned that softer spending and broader uncertainty have left hotel demand underperforming expectations.
The Leela’s First Earnings Report Post-IPO: Launches New Mumbai Venture
The Leela is entering a new phase of expansion following IPO, but it is not straying away from its luxury proposition as it focuses on expanding offerings at its current properties.
MakeMyTrip Raises $3.1 Billion to Shrink Trip.com Group’s Stake
MakeMyTrip is decisively paring its long‑time investor’s stake on the business. And as more buybacks could come before year‑end, Trip.com Group’s influence looks set to keep shrinking.
Southwest Sets Date for Assigned Seating, Launches New Boarding Process
The moves come as Southwest has been making massive changes to its business model that include baggage fees and premium seats.
Luxury, Credit Cards, Deals: What We’re Watching in Hotel Earnings
Government travel headwinds and tariff uncertainties may be temporary. Luxury resilience and growing credit card fees may be enduring.
Taj-Parent IHCL to Hit 400 Hotels Soon as Sports, Religious Travel Drive Demand
IHCL’s earnings were solid, but the real story is its aggressive expansion — from spiritual hubs to airports to international cities like Frankfurt.