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.

Cruises

Carnival’s profits fall short as battered line drops fares to woo back cruisers

Carnival will find a way to get out of its rut, but it will take longer to do so if it doesn't acknowledge that it's low fares directly relate to its less-than-stellar safety issues.

Hannah Sampson | 13 years ago

Uncategorized

Why Las Vegas’ CityCenter resort and gaming complex isn’t a laughing matter

CityCenter was one of the most grand developments since the building of the Strip itself over five decades ago. Although it has started to inch its way into profitability, it will always be connected to the U.S.'s 2008 real estate crash.

Ed Komenda | 13 years ago

Airlines

Virgin America’s losses finally begin to narrow as it eyes profitability

"Finally," isn't the right word, but it's pretty close.

Mary Jane Credeur | 13 years ago

Tourism

Americans are back at Disney Parks, profits up 73 percent

Jason Garcia | 13 years ago

Hotels

Hyatt Q1 profits fall 20 percent as demand for group bookings slip in U.S.

First quarter growth has been inconsistent among U.S. hotel brands with several beating analysts’ expectations, and others like Hyatt citing weak demand as the continued cause of their depressed profits.

Nadja Brandt and Prashant Gopal | 13 years ago

Airlines

EasyJet cuts first half losses in half as Easter bookings come in strong

Kari Lundgren | 13 years ago

Hotels

How Booking.com and its ad campaign may change your lodging options

Where Booking.com leads, other online travel agencies tend to follow. Don't be surprised if you start seeing more apartment hotels and hostels appearing on Expedia sometime soon.

Dennis Schaal | 13 years ago

Cruises

Norwegian Cruise Line pleasantly surprised with 2012 profits

Norwegian overcame a troublesome year for the cruising industry after the Costa Concordia capsize. This bodes well for business with two new major ships coming to New York City and Miami harbors.

13 years ago

Hotels

Why Wyndham isn’t necessarily much of a hotel business

While some hotel companies are worried about disruptive vacation rentals, Wyndham did $125 million in the sector in the fourth quarter. While vacation rental revenue was flat and rates were down, Wyndham has a big hedge against that disruption.

Dennis Schaal | 13 years ago

Airlines

JetBlue’s profit drops sharply in fourth quarter as it felt Sandy’s wrath

With its concentration in New York and Boston, JetBlue's bottom line inevitably was deeply impacted by Hurricane Sandy.

Dennis Schaal | 13 years ago