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.

Short-Term Rentals

Airbnb Posts Best Quarter Ever, Shattering Records for Profits and Revenue

The travel recovery is on in many parts of the world, and Airbnb got a nice chunk of it. Its strategy is to capitalize on the long-term stays' trend, and to increase awareness about hosting opportunities.

Dennis Schaal | 5 years ago

Hotels

Hyatt Returns to Profits With Plans to Offload More Real Estate

This is a much-needed optics win for Hyatt, which hadn’t seen profitability during the pandemic like most of its competitors.

Cameron Sperance | 5 years ago

Coronavirus

Choice Hotels Hopes to Finish Out Year Ahead of 2019 Levels

Given Choice’s significant demand base of leisure travelers, essential workers, and road warriors, it isn’t surprising that it will be the first major hotel company to eclipse 2019 performance levels. But it is certainly a bragging point.

Cameron Sperance | 5 years ago

Hotels

MGM Resorts Eyes Sale of the Mirage Amid Growth in New Sectors

Out with the old. In with the new. The Mirage is the aging grand dame in the MGM Resorts Las Vegas portfolio compared to newer trophy deals like managing the Cosmopolitan.

Cameron Sperance | 5 years ago

Online Travel

Booking Holdings Sees New Flight Offering as a Key Growth Driver

Shouldn't Booking.com have launched flights at least a decade ago? In retrospect, yes, but now it is making up for lost time, and the upside could be substantial.

Dennis Schaal | 5 years ago

Coronavirus

Marriott Hits Profit Setback Due to Delta Variant

It was still a strong quarter for Marriott, but the Delta variant weighed heavy on the company due to its greater exposure to China and reliance on big corporate travel contracts.

Cameron Sperance | 5 years ago

Trivago CEO Axel Hefer at Skift Global Forum

Online Travel

Trivago Sees the Travel Market Returning to Mostly ‘Normal’ Starting Mid-2022

With the exception of business travel, Trivago officials argued that travel will be back to a semblance of normalcy by next spring or summer. That would be great for Trivago, but none of that is assured.

Dennis Schaal | 5 years ago

Hotels

Will Hyatt Finally Report a Profitable Pandemic Quarter This Week?

Most hotel companies have posted a profit at least once during the pandemic, and Hyatt needs to do the same this week to avoid shareholder and analyst scrutiny.

Cameron Sperance | 5 years ago

Coronavirus

Wyndham Leans on Leisure Travel, Essential Workers for Profit Recovery

Sticking to the basics like affordable hotels in drive-to destinations floated hotel companies like Wyndham through the pandemic. But there’s still room to improve with higher-end offerings.

Cameron Sperance | 5 years ago

Coronavirus

Accor’s Recovery Fueled by Asia’s Zero-Tolerance Covid Policies

The strict approach to new coronavirus cases in major Asia-Pacific countries has hotel companies like Accor banking on other parts of the world for faster, consistent returns to normal.

Cameron Sperance | 5 years ago