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.

Meetings

Eventbrite’s Slow Ticketfly Integration Leads to Growing Losses

Eventbrite is getting slammed by investors as costs mount from integrating Ticketfly. The company's core ticketing business is strong, though. It needs to bring new event technology products to market once the Ticketfly quagmire ends.

Andrew Sheivachman | 7 years ago

Hotels

IHG Talking to Its Hotel Owners on Plastics Problem

While there is still plenty to do, it's good to see public companies — and the financial analysts who cover them — paying closer attention to the plastics problem.

Patrick Whyte | 7 years ago

Airlines

Expedia CEO: If United Doesn’t Talk New Deal, It Will Be ‘Completely Bewildering’

It's certainly possible that United may walk away from Expedia on September 30 if the two parties can't reach a new contract. Expedia is downplaying the financial impact, but the repercussions would be far-reaching — and would amount to a big hit to the Expedia brand.

Dennis Schaal | 7 years ago

Food and Drink

Shake Shack Raises Prices on Chicken, Delivery Could Be Next

Delivery pricing and the high cost of chicken cut into the chain's profits this quarter.

Erika Adams | 7 years ago

Hotels

Hyatt CEO Found Homesharing Experiments ‘Challenging’

But Mark Hoplamazian didn't say Hyatt would never try it out again.

Deanna Ting | 7 years ago

Food and Drink

Dunkin’ Proves it Can Run on Espresso

A blend of espresso and smart digital strategy propelled Dunkin' to its best performance in years. Thanks, mobile apps and delivery.

Danni Santana | 7 years ago

Cruises

Royal Caribbean Sees Payoff From Expanding Its Fleet

It looks like 2019 is setting up to be Royal Caribbean's year. The cruise company seemed almost baffled by how good its results were, with revenue increasing across the board.

Isaac Carey | 7 years ago

Food and Drink

Taco Bell Tests Order Ahead on Grubhub

The sooner the better, as order ahead could be a bigger sales channel than delivery.

Erika Adams | 7 years ago

Hotels

Hilton Feels No Pressure From Marriott to Jump Into Homesharing

Hilton is focusing on the same things as everyone else in hotels today: loyalty, technology, and marketing. But what about taking on Airbnb directly in homesharing? Don't count on it anytime soon.

Deanna Ting | 7 years ago

Online Travel

Google Hotels Prompts Trivago to Increase Advertising in 50 Global Markets

Google is eating the world. When metasearch sites such as Trivago see a strategic benefit in increasing their advertising in Google metasearch, it's not only enough to make your head spin, but it's ominous from a competitive standpoint, as well.

Dennis Schaal | 7 years ago