Tom Lowry, Skift
You're hearing a lot of doomsday forecasts for 2019. Global recession. Stock market rout. Runaway inflation. We're here to give you the flip side for how travel this year could be just fine. Listen to our experts on Wednesday, January 16 at 1 p.m. EST on a Skift Call. Please join us for this all-important discussion.
1 year ago
Bloomberg
It appears as though Asiatravel.com will need to secure new funding or find a so-called white knight to stave off creditors.
2 years ago
Livia Yap, Bloomberg
Experts in Singapore say the quick Trump-Kim summit could have near-term negative repercussions for travel due to strict security measures. But the longer-term impact could be positive for the destination's reputation — and its hotels, airlines, and restaurants.
2 years ago
Abhishek Vishnoi , Bloomberg
Thailand tourism is strong as it picks up visitors from China and India. If the U.S. and China can't settle their differences on trade, then some investors see Thailand tourism-oriented stocks as a potential safe haven for investment in the region.
2 years ago
Sterling Wong and Livia Yap, Bloomberg
Investors are betting that tourists will look past the ethnic cleansing happening in some parts of Myanmar and so far some have, but others are canceling trips on moral grounds or safety fears.
2 years ago
Associated Press
Travel and transportation-related stocks often dip after a crisis but when travelers return, so do share prices.
2 years ago
Mary Schlangenstein, Bloomberg
Fears of Ebola haven't kept travelers at home with high passenger volumes and dropping fuel costs leading to an optimistic outlook for U.S. airlines.
5 years ago
Rodrigo Campos, Reuters
Priceline is the most expensive single stock on the S&P 500, and if it wants to become more accessible with a wider investor base, it might look at the reception to Apple's move and follow.
6 years ago
Dennis Schaal, Skift
Getting added to the Nasdaq-100 Index is an accomplishment. Staying on it is another challenge.
6 years ago
Julia Edwards, Reuters
Priceline has been here before -- right before the first internet bubble burst. Knowing this history, it will likely tread lightly.
6 years ago
Dennis Schaal, Skift
You have to wonder whether Priceline relished breaking the $1,000 per share barrier or eclipsed the mark fearfully. With such records come very great expectations.
6 years ago
Weiyi Lim, Bloomberg
Shanghai-based stocks have already risen since the government announced its plan to develop the city into a global financial and shipping center by 2020, and these analyst statements suggest that will continue. However, they also warn that boost won't continue at the same rate forever, and that many companies on the Shanghai Index will only show improved earnings in the "medium term."
6 years ago
