Marriott Q2 earnings beat expectations as global RevPAR rises 3.4%, 2026 outlook lifted
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Marriott's Q2 results point to resilient travel demand: global RevPAR rose 3.4% and 2026 RevPAR guidance was raised, supported by higher US/Canada pricing and a growing development pipeline. Offsetting factors include weak Middle East performance and a softer near-term EPS outlook. The read-through is modestly supportive for lodging fundamentals, but regional geopolitical sensitivity and guidance mix limit broader market spillover.
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Marriott International said global revenue per available room (RevPAR) rose 3.4% year on year in the second quarter, including a 5% increase in the U.S. and Canada driven mainly by higher average daily rates. International RevPAR slipped 0.5%, with the Middle East down 43% amid conflict and dragging EMEA RevPAR to a decline of more than 5%. Operating income came in at $1.229 billion, slightly below a year earlier. The results underscore an improvement in core operating metrics for the hotel sector.
