Southwest Reports ‘Resilient Travel Demand’ as it Boosts Revenue Guidance
Southwest executives will be hoping that these improved financials take some of the heat off a company that has faced intense scrutiny in recent months.
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JetBlue Sees More Post-Election Travel Than Expected
The low-cost carrier said it expected less of an impact to its revenue after bookings for November and December beat prior projections.
How the Humble Package Holiday is Fueling EasyJet’s Record Profits
EasyJet’s success in integrating its core airline business with a high-margin holiday subsidiary isn't just a financial play; it’s a redefinition of how low-cost carriers can compete effectively.
MakeMyTrip’s Push to Simplify Payments — India Report
Inbound travel to India is far behind pre-pandemic numbers. By simplifying payments MakeMyTrip's latest feature looks to make travel easier for foreign tourists visiting the country.
Oberoi's International Hotel Openings: Locations and Timelines Revealed
With a London hotel now slated for 2028, Oberoi has said it's eyeing its key source markets. So, will the brand set its sights on the U.S., one of its top 3 markets? Stay tuned!
‘We’re Positioned to Win’: Why Delta Expects More Growth in 2025
During Delta’s investor day on Wednesday, executives didn’t reveal too many changes, but were bullish on the airline's ability to grow due to a strong economy.
Yatra Focuses on Corporate Travel as Consumer Business Faces Competition
As Yatra looks at ways to workaround competition in its consumer business, the company is continuing to scale its corporate travel segment to drive profitability.
Southwest’s Game of Catch-Up: What’s Next After Elliott Settlement?
Southwest had a rough going over the past few months, but CEO Bob Jordan says he has a plan. The Southwest experience may not look too different from other airlines.
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Park Hotels Reveals Impact of Labor and Weather Events
Park Hotels reinstated 2024 earnings guidance noting labor strikes and hurricanes disrupting operations, and announced a 4Q dividend of $0.60-$0.66 per share, yielding about 9.6%.
Travel + Leisure CEO's Plan: More Upscale, New Markets and Sports Tourism
Timeshares are basically a real estate product wrapped in a financial product wrapped in a vacation. And Travel + Leisure Co. CEO believes the model has several distinctive advantages over other travel businesses.