Booking Holdings’ BKNG Stock Soars on Earnings Beat as Travel Boom Defies Economic Fears
Q3 Earnings Beat Lifts Booking Holdings Shares Online travel giant Booking Holdings delivered a strong third quarter, comfortably beating analyst expectations on both revenue and profit. Revenue for Q3 2025 came in at $9.01 billion (up ~13% year-on-year), topping the ~$8.7 billion consensus estimate reuters.com reuters.com. Adjusted earnings were $99.50 per share, likewise exceeding forecasts (analysts had expected around $95–96) reuters.com. This marks Booking’s fourth straight quarter of outperformance on both metrics 247wallst.com 247wallst.com. The better-than-expected results were fueled by steady travel demand and an uptick in customers booking bundled trips (flights, hotels, rental cars) on Booking’s platform reuters.com. In a statement,