Travel Industry Earnings Coverage

Cruises are carrying TUI’s results, but distribution is moving away from the web and toward apps and artificial intelligence.

With U.S. room demand staying subdued, Marriott may find its 2026 profit growth in a higher-margin place: credit card swipes on its co-branded cards.

Lemon Tree said it is ready to take its brand abroad, but it's sticking with Indian travelers.

In India’s big cities, hotels are increasingly being designed around ballrooms rather than beds. Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels’ decision to cut room count in Kolkata to expand banqueting and conference space shows how weddings and corporate events are becoming the primary drivers of profitability.

MGM Resorts said Las Vegas is stabilizing after a tourism decline last year, though leisure travel and Canadian visits remain soft.

Marriott possibly adding a new brand to its India mix points to it using a "something for everybody" approach – allowing it to tap into all segments and act as a one-stop shop for all accommodation needs.

Data shows that summer bookings between the U.S. and Europe are on the decline so far. The decline could be a result of political tensions and changing preferences among U.S. consumers.

It's been a slog for Trivago executives to turn around the company. In 2026, they argue they have the advertising scale to get more profitable.

Chalet’s Athiva push shows how Indian hotel operators are using rebranding and pricing power and not just occupancy growth, to capture the country’s premium travel boom.

Southwest CEO Bob Jordan doubled down on the changes at the carrier as initiatives like assigned seating and baggage fees take off.