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Breeze Airways Kindness Week 2025: $10K TomTod Donation, EVV Airport Events and New Make‑A‑Wish Partnerships

Breeze Airways Kindness Week 2025: $10K TomTod Donation, EVV Airport Events and New Make‑A‑Wish Partnerships

As of November 18, 2025, Breeze Airways’ multi‑day “Kindness Week” has turned from an in‑flight slogan into a nationwide community campaign, with new donations, airport activations and wish‑granting partnerships still making news. A Growing Tradition Built Around World Kindness Day Breeze Airways has been steadily turning mid‑November into a season of service. In press materials released this month, the airline describes its 2025 campaign as its fifth annual “Breeze Kindness Week,” a week‑long series of volunteer projects and community events timed around World Kindness Day on November 13. EIN Presswire+2connecticuttraveltoday.com+2 According to those releases, Kindness Week is framed as more
18 November 2025
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Expedia Group (EXPE) Today: Google AI Partnership, Dividend Deadline and Analyst Upgrades — November 17, 2025

Expedia Group (EXPE) Today: Google AI Partnership, Dividend Deadline and Analyst Upgrades — November 17, 2025

Published: November 17, 2025 Expedia Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: EXPE) is in the spotlight today as investors digest a potent mix of news: a high‑profile partnership with Google’s new AI travel experience, a looming dividend deadline, fresh analyst price‑target hikes and big moves by institutional shareholders. At the same time, the stock is trading lower intraday as markets reassess what AI‑driven travel search means for online travel agencies. Key takeaways for Expedia Group on November 17, 2025 Google’s new AI travel experience lifts Expedia — and rattles investors The biggest strategic headline today comes from Google’s own product blog. In a
17 November 2025
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Marriott Terminates Sonder Partnership After ‘Default’: Bonvoy Bookings Halted, 2025 Room‑Growth Outlook Trimmed

Marriott–Sonder Meltdown: Guests Evicted Mid‑Stay as Sonder Winds Down; Marriott Now Directs Refunds to Credit Cards (Nov. 12, 2025)

Updated November 12, 2025 Travelers across the U.S., Europe and beyond are still dealing with the fallout from Sonder’s sudden shutdown and planned liquidation this week, after Marriott International terminated its licensing agreement with the apartment‑hotel operator. The latest development today: Marriott has published a dedicated FAQ advising customers with pre‑paid Sonder reservations made through Marriott channels to contact their credit‑card issuing bank to initiate a refund request, signaling a shift away from earlier suggestions that refunds would be handled directly by Marriott. Marriott+2Business Insider+2 Key points at a glance What changed today (and why it matters) On Wednesday, Marriott
12 November 2025
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Expedia Group (EXPE) soars on Q3 2025 beat and higher full‑year outlook; B2B bookings power rally — Nov. 7, 2025

Expedia Group (EXPE) soars on Q3 2025 beat and higher full‑year outlook; B2B bookings power rally — Nov. 7, 2025

Expedia Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: EXPE) reported stronger‑than‑expected third‑quarter results after the bell on Nov. 6 and raised its 2025 guidance. Shares jumped as much as ~16% in pre‑market trading today (Nov. 7) as investors cheered accelerating B2B momentum and margin expansion. reuters.com+1 Key takeaways What happened Expedia said demand accelerated into the September quarter, with U.S. room‑nights growing at the fastest pace in over three years while international momentum remained solid. CEO Ariane Gorin pointed to reinforcing effects of its two‑sided marketplace and execution against strategic priorities as drivers of the outperformance. expediagroup.com The company’s B2B platform—powering partners like travel
7 November 2025
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Carnival Corp (CCL) Stock Sets Sail: Record Earnings, Rising Demand & What’s Next for 2025-26

Carnival Corp (CCL) Stock Sets Sail: Record Earnings, Rising Demand & What’s Next for 2025-26

Stock Price Performance and Recent Action Carnival’s stock has sailed sharply higher in 2025, reflecting the company’s return to profitability and investor optimism about cruising. Shares began the year near $18 and climbed to a 52-week high of $32.80 by late September marketbeat.com, roughly doubling off the 2023 lows. In recent weeks, the stock has pulled back slightly: it closed at $28.71 on Nov 3, 2025 statmuse.com. This week saw increased volatility – on the morning of Nov 4, CCL dropped about 7.5% to ~$26.54 amid a broader market selloff 247wallst.com. (Major indices were down nearly 1% on Nov 4,
4 November 2025
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Norwegian Cruise Line Stock Plunges Despite Record Quarter – Is NCLH Still Set to Sail High in 2025?

Norwegian Cruise Line Stock Plunges Despite Record Quarter – Is NCLH Still Set to Sail High in 2025?

Stock Price & Recent Performance Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NYSE: NCLH) stock is seeing turbulent waters in early November 2025. After a relatively quiet October, shares plunged about 9–10% in pre-market trading on Nov 4 following the Q3 earnings release chartmill.com. The stock closed at $22.18 on Nov 3, then dropped toward ~$20 by midday Nov 4 stockanalysis.com. This sharp one-day move erased several weeks of range-bound trading in the low-$20s. In fact, NCLH had been remarkably stable in recent weeks, hovering between $22 and $23 with low volatility chartmill.com, before the earnings-induced selloff. Year-to-date, Norwegian’s stock performance lags its
4 November 2025
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Marriott Stock Skyrockets on Luxury Travel Boom – Full 2025 Outlook & Analysis

Marriott Stock Skyrockets on Luxury Travel Boom – Full 2025 Outlook & Analysis

Now let’s dive deeper into each of these areas and what they mean for investors considering Marriott stock in late 2025. Latest News: Earnings Beat and Forecast Boost Marriott’s third-quarter 2025 earnings (released November 4) provided a dose of good news for shareholders. Earnings per share came in at $2.47, comfortably beating Wall Street’s ~$2.39 consensus reuters.com and marking a ~9% increase from the $2.26 adjusted EPS a year ago marketscreener.com. Revenue hit $6.49 billion, slightly above expectations of ~$6.46B reuters.com and up ~3.7% year-on-year. While top-line growth was modest, it’s notable given tough comparisons to 2024’s big post-pandemic rebound.
4 November 2025
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Alaska-Hawaiian Merger Takes Off: Single Operating Certificate and More

Alaska-Hawaiian Merger Takes Off: Single Operating Certificate and More

What This Means for Travelers Behind the scenes, Alaska’s takeoff toward full integration will be mostly transparent to customers. Travel itineraries and loyalty points carry over automatically, and the Hawaiian brand on island‑only routes remains in place airlinegeeks.com. Flight numbers and booking codes have already switched: passengers who booked on HA numbers need do nothing – their flights are now AS flights beatofhawaii.com. Free Wi‑Fi via Starlink (when installed) and an expanded network will be the tangible benefits in the cabin. As Alaska’s CEO put it, the goal is “one combined airline” in terms of systems, safety and service, without
29 October 2025
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Booking Holdings (BKNG) Stock Rallies on Travel Recovery and AI Push – KeyBanc Eyes $6,450

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,
29 October 2025
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IAG Share Price Skyrockets 360% from Lows – Near Record Highs, What’s Next?

IAG Share Price Soars Near 5-Year High Amid Travel Boom – Will It Break Records?

Shares Rally to Multi-Year High IAG’s stock – the parent of British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and other carriers – has staged a remarkable comeback in 2025. As of Tuesday, October 28, shares hovered around 410p, territory not seen since before the pandemic. The price is up roughly 90% year-on-year and has more than quadrupled from its 2020 crash lows uk.investing.com. This rebound makes IAG one of the FTSE 100’s top performers of the past two years uk.investing.com. It now boasts a market capitalization near £19 billion uk.investing.com, reflecting renewed investor confidence in air travel. What’s driving the surge? A sustained
28 October 2025
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American Airlines Lifts Profit Outlook, AAL Stock Rockets – Travel Boom or Turbulence Ahead?

American Airlines Lifts Profit Outlook, AAL Stock Rockets – Travel Boom or Turbulence Ahead?

Financial Results and Upgraded Outlook American Airlines reported mixed but encouraging third-quarter 2025 results, turning in record revenue but a small net loss. Total operating revenue reached $13.69 billion, a quarterly record that was flat versus a year ago but slightly above analyst expectations of ~$13.63 billion stockstory.org. The company posted a net loss of $114 million (roughly -$0.17 per share), which was narrower than feared – analysts had predicted a deeper $0.28 per-share loss stockstory.org. This smaller-than-expected loss reuters.com reflects improved cost management and resilient demand in lucrative segments. In fact, American noted that September turned the corner to positive unit revenue
24 October 2025
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Booking Holdings (BKNG) Stock Rallies on Travel Recovery and AI Push – KeyBanc Eyes $6,450

Booking Holdings (BKNG) Stock Rallies on Travel Recovery and AI Push – KeyBanc Eyes $6,450

Key Facts: Booking Holdings (NASDAQ: BKNG) closed at $5,093.47 on October 23, 2025, down 2.62% for the day reuters.com. Earlier in the week it traded as high as ~$5,286 (Oct 21) before easing back marketscreener.com. Over the past month BKNG is modestly lower (~–6.9%) as sector peers gained nasdaq.com. Analyst Outlook: KeyBanc just initiated coverage with an Overweight rating and a $6,450 price target benzinga.com investing.com. Consensus forecasts (Zacks) see Q3 EPS ~$95.7 (+14% YoY) and revenue $8.71B (+9%) nasdaq.com. Business Drivers: CEO Glenn Fogel emphasizes accelerated growth overseas and heavy investment in AI. “Asia remains central to our long-term
23 October 2025
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