In 2020, travel stocks were in bad shape. Many hotels and airlines faced short-term revenue declines of up to 75%. And for sectors like cruise lines, the damage was even worse. Forecasts were lowered, and dividends were slashed or suspended. It was a bad time.
But if you had the foresight and the risk tolerance to buy into this sector at that time, you would've been able to take some of that profit to... well... travel.
And that's what millions of Americans did, whether they invested in travel stocks or not. Despite the ongoing analysis that the consumer is wearing out, the earnings reports of many travel companies do not show it.
By early 2024, U.S. consumer travel spending exceeded 2019 levels. But what has investors excited about 2025 and beyond is the resurgence in international travel and the return of business travel.
That's why it's still a good time to invest in travel stocks. In this special presentation, we're highlighting seven travel stocks to buy if you're looking for a second chance to pull some profits from this sector.
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