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Navan Raises Forecasts as Revenue Hits $233 Million
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— Sep 9, 2026
Navan posted stronger Q2 results with about $233 million in revenue and solid growth in its Strategic Leisure Group, prompting an elevation of full-year guidance and the acquisition of AI event-planning startup BoomPop for up to $95 million as demand for in-person corporate travel and meetings remains robust. The quarter highlighted continued momentum in bookings and payments, with the company leveraging AI-enabled tools to expand its meetings and travel platform.
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The AI tools they're adding should help streamline planning for companies still ramping up travel.
Travel + Leisure Q2 revenue beats, lifts outlook
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— Jul 22, 2026
Travel + Leisure Co. reported Q2 2026 revenue of about $1.06 billion, beating estimates, while adjusted earnings per share of $1.88 narrowly missed consensus. The results were led by strong Vacation Ownership performance, a weaker Travel & Membership segment, and the company raised its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook to $1.065-$1.085 billion, signaling optimism for the year ahead.
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Broad autumn travel roundup expands beyond Arizona
Lifestyle
— Aug 25, 2026
A cluster of travel-inspired wine and fall-getaway ideas spans nine scenic Arizona wineries with mountain views, a cozy Ohio winery in Granville offering intimate tastings and community nights, and Greensboro, Georgia’s Lake Oconee romance appeal highlighted by Travel + Leisure. The trend is reinforced by fall-getaway recommendations from travel experts and a look at Pacific Northwest wines, including value-focused options from Wells Discount Liquors.
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European shares steady amid Iran sanctions uncertainty
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— Aug 23, 2026
European stocks hovered with little direction as investors weighed U.S. sanctions on Iran, Nvidia earnings, and Jackson Hole speeches, while energy shares were mixed and travel and leisure showed resilience. Markets are also eyeing central-bank policy paths, inflation signals, and geopolitical tensions that could influence oil and tech equities.
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