Marriott’s US RevPAR Flat After Q2 Booking, Demand Declines

Marriott trims full-year forecast for revenue, profit as travel demand to US falters

Marriott International – the largest hotel company in the world – cut its full-year forecast for revenue growth and profit as travel demand in the US slows, the company said on Tuesday.

Marriott’s US RevPAR flat after Q2 booking, demand declines

CEO Anthony Capuano attributed the stagnant year-over-year performance to weaker select service demand driven by reduced government and group travel.

Marriott’s Sluggish Q2: Flat U.S., Drop in Government Travel, Forecast Narrowed

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Marriott cuts 2025 revenue forecast on soft travel demand - Regional Media News

(Reuters) -Hotel operator Marriott International cut its full-year forecast for revenue growth and profit on Tuesday, signaling slow travel demand in the United States amid looming economic uncertainties. American consumers have been cutting back on discretionary expenses, including travel, after U.S. President Donald Trump’s shifting tariff policies and the resulting trade war sparked fears of a recession. Total second-quarter room revenue in t…