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Since 2021, many travel stocks have outperformed the broader market. If you had the foresight and the risk tolerance to buy into this sector at that time, you would be sitting on some significant gains.  

But is there still time to invest in travel stocks?  

Investors have heard about the bursting of the travel bubble since the beginning of 2023. Yet, every holiday, travel records are predicted: 

According to a 2024 McKinsey report, two-thirds of the 5,000 people surveyed said they were more interested in traveling today than before the pandemic.  

This has gone beyond pent-up demand. It’s a growing sense of not knowing what you were missing until it was gone.  

And it’s not just limited to the United States. To truly understand the opportunity that the travel economy presents to investors, you need to look internationally. As many economies, such as India, begin to show a growing middle class, a percentage of that income will be spent on travel.  

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 means now is a time to invest in—not shy away from—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. 

View the 7 Stocks to Buy as the Travel Bubble Shows no Signs of Bursting

The MarketBeat Team


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