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Tuesday's Featured Content 3 Stocks to Play the Summer Travel Boom as Demand Surges AgainAuthored by Dan Schmidt. First Published: 2/10/2026. 
In Brief- A potential 2026 travel rebound is being fueled by improving demand drivers, including higher-end spending and a business travel recovery.
- Several travel names are already showing technical momentum, suggesting investors may be rotating into the group early.
- Hilton, Delta Air Lines, and Marriott are positioned to benefit if premium travel demand stays resilient.
The world is gearing up for a travel boom in 2026, and investors are beginning to rotate capital accordingly. Travel is moving from a laggard into a leadership group as demand drivers reaccelerate and visibility improves across airlines and hotels. With several major events on the calendar and premium spending holding up, the setup is improving even before the peak travel months arrive. The travel industry, once downtrodden, has produced outsized gains to start 2026, and several fundamental factors are fueling the rally. Watch Now! Porter Stansberry & Luke Lango join forces to unveil:
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"We have never seen wealth created at this size and speed" MIT Researcher Click here for the stocks to buy and sell now Three stocks could stand out as potential leaders if the 2026 travel boom materializes. Global Travel Demand Expected to be Strong in 2026Pent-up demand, multiple catalysts, and favorable economic dynamics are converging to create a strong environment for global travel. Many stocks in this space have already started breaking out, and the outlook has improved from 2025's weak travel season. Key factors that have investors interested in travel stocks include: - Return of Business Travel: Though the K-shaped recovery is often discussed, it is helping a lagging segment of the industry. Business travel is rebounding significantly, driving higher spending because corporate clients tend to favor premium options. Analysts at Morgan Stanley anticipate corporate travel budgets growing 5% in 2026, while hotel room rates are projected to increase 3.9%.
- Global Sporting Events: 2026 is shaping up to be a big year for international sports, with several major spectator events occurring within months of each other. The Winter Olympics in Milan are underway, followed next month by the World Baseball Classic (WBC). The biggest event, the 2026 FIFA World Cup, is scheduled for this summer across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. It's been more than 20 years since the U.S. last hosted a World Cup; the 1994 tournament attracted more than 3.5 million attendees.
- Sector Rotation: Market mechanics are also at play, and the travel industry is a beneficiary. The AI-led rally is cooling as investors seek relatively safer sectors such as consumer staples and financials. Travel stocks—with multiple near-term catalysts—are a natural landing spot for some capital moving out of tech.
3 Travel Stocks Breaking Out This MonthIf a breakout in travel stocks is imminent, it will likely begin with these three companies. Each benefits from increased spending by more affluent clientele and has technical momentum behind its move. Hilton: Stock Breaking Out of Year-Long ConsolidationHilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. (NYSE: HLT) is a premium brand with an asset-light business model that makes it an attractive play in the current market. The company reported more than 515,000 rooms in its pipeline in its Q3 2025 report in October and is targeting 6-7% annual growth in 2026 and 2027. Management also projects 2-3% growth in 2026 for the important Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) metric, which was flat in 2025. The company was set to report Q4 and full-year 2025 results on February 11 before the opening bell, and investors were watching closely for 2026 RevPAR guidance. Analysts have been bullish ahead of the report: the stock received five price-target increases last week, including new $330 targets from TD Cowen and Goldman Sachs. 
The chart shows strong bullish momentum. After forming a Golden Cross over the summer, HLT spent most of the second half of 2025 in a tight range before breaking above the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) in November. HLT shares have already reached several new all-time highs this year, and there could be more upside if the company reports strong earnings. Delta Air Lines: Corporate Travel Boosting Earnings GrowthDelta Air Lines Inc. (NYSE: DAL) has reached new all-time highs this year, propelled by earnings growth tied to corporate travel. The company released its Q4 2025 earnings report on January 13, posting a slight EPS beat and a slight revenue miss; the slowdown in sales growth was largely attributed to the government shutdown. More importantly, Delta reported a record $4.6 billion free cash position and projects 20% year-over-year EPS growth in 2026, driven by increases in premium cabin revenue. 
If economy-class demand recovers, the 20% EPS growth estimate may prove conservative. The stock's breakout is also supported by technical signals such as strong support at the 50-day SMA and an uptrending Relative Strength Index (RSI). Marriott: High-End Clientele and Loyalty Program Provide Solid FloorMarriott International Inc. (NASDAQ: MAR) is another global premium hotel brand. Its Bonvoy loyalty program is widely regarded as the industry standard, with nearly 237 million members. The company projects 2026 revenue growth of more than 6% year over year, and its RevPAR outlook is improving after just 0.5% growth in Q3 2025. MAR shares spent much of the fall consolidating around $270 in a tight range before breaking above the 50-day SMA in November. The 50-day moving average is now acting as support, with the RSI trending higher—providing solid bullish momentum for the rally. Marriott reported its Q4 results on Feb. 10, posting a strong revenue beat and a slight earnings miss; optimistic 2026 guidance sent the stock surging 8% after the release. 
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