Investors had no love for Marriott International and Airbnb on Tuesday even as they enjoy a red-hot summer of travel
It’s looking like a chaotic and expensive travel season. WSJ travel columnist Dawn Gilbertson shares advice on how to save time at airport security, rebook flights faster and find the best prices for airfares and gas. Illustration: Adele MorganLodging is back and, in some cases, better than ever, but Marriott International and Airbnb still won’t enjoy much R&R.
The companies’ financial results this week seemingly had a lot to like. Marriott reported record leisure demand and said group demand experienced the greatest acceleration in the quarter. Airbnb meanwhile reported itsever with hundreds of millions of dollars in actual net income .