Defiance Hotel, Airline, and Cruise ETF (CRUZ)

BofA Securities analyst raised estimates for Delta Air Lines ahead of Q4 earnings release, with projected EPS of $1.78, and expects 2025 EPS to be $7-$8.

Two travel-focused ETFs present diverse paths for investors to benefit from the hospitality sector's anticipated rebound in the coming year.

Analysts revised/maintained price target for CCL after strong Q4 results, with bookings already high for 2025. Multiple analysts have a Buy rating.

Goldman Sachs analyst Catherine O'Brien maintained Buy rating on Delta Air Lines and highlighted company's financial targets for next 3-5 years.

Royal Caribbean reports mixed Q3 results with revenue of $4.89B (missing consensus) and adjusted EPS of $5.20 (above consensus); sees Q4 net yields increase and adjusted EPS below estimate. Goldman Sachs analyst says fundamentals remain strong with anticipated demand for 2025, long-term estimates may rise.

Carnival shares rise as new 2026-2027 itineraries are announced for Miami, Port Canaveral, Galveston, and Baltimore.

Royal Caribbean signed a deal for 4th Icon Class ship with Meyer Turku, with options for 5th and 6th.

Delta Air Lines reports $380 million impact on revenue and $170 million in expenses from CrowdStrike outage, plans to sue for $500 million in damages.

Delta Air Lines faces lawsuit for not issuing full refunds to passengers after major computer outage caused flight delays and cancellations.

The pullbacks in some of the top cruise stocks are all buying opportunities. In fact, here are a few to buy today.

Ryanair Holdings reported lower Q1 FY25 results with revenue down 1% and net profit down 46%. They expect traffic to grow by 8% for FY25. The company now anticipates second-quarter fares to be notably lower than last summer.

Delta Air Lines faces marginal share decline after pausing global flights due to a vendor tech issue, impacting operations worldwide.

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Ryanair Holdings reports record passenger numbers in June 2024. Also, the company's flights were, on average, 95% full (flat Y/Y) in June.

Value investors are turning to the travel and leisure industry for potential growth and discounted valuations, as travel stocks catch up to the broader market.

Cruise ship stocks could rebound on the broad-based stock market crash settles down. Consider investing in these three stocks.

Use recent weakness in cruise stocks as an opportunity. At the moment, the top three cruise stocks are all oversold after a recent pullback.

It’s been smooth sailing again for some of the best cruise stocks to buy in April. Here are some of the top ones to buy.

Carnival Corp reports Q1 earnings, sees strong demand growth despite COVID-19 impact. Rival Royal Caribbean also expects record earnings in 2024.

Apollo Global Management is considering acquiring TripAdvisor, a travel information company. TripAdvisor has received takeover interest and formed a committee to evaluate proposals.

The recovery of shares in cruise line operators Carnival (NYSECCL) & Royal Caribbean NYSE:RCLNYSERCL)

The current investing backdrop is mixed. Many analysts are of the view that the economy is resilient enough to withstand higher rates for longer. Against this backdrop, below we highlight a few ETFs that can be tapped for gains in the current month.

Here are five ETFs that stand to profit big time from the upbeat Thanksgiving travel trend.

In the last decade, student debt has become one of the largest forms of consumer borrowing with about 44 million borrowers collectively owing approximately $1.7 trillion.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) expects to screen more than 14 million passengers during the Labor Day holiday weekend from Sep 1 through Sep 6.