There's good news and bad news for those interested in investing in travel stocks in 2024. A report from Skift Research issued in January explains why the red-hot growth investors have come to expect is coming to an end. It seems that revenge travel may have ended as consumers, particularly in the low- and middle-income categories, pull back as inflation continues to wear on savings.
However, the good news is that normalization still means growth. Normalization means capacity growth and not just better pricing power for some industries, such as airlines and hotels.
This means it's a good time to consider which travel stocks may have room to run higher. Travel stocks cover a range of companies, from hotels to airlines to cruise ships to casinos to payment processors. We've got all of them covered and more in this special presentation that focuses on travel stocks that are likely to show growth in the next 12 months.
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