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Global Airlines, Hotels and Aerospace "Update on travel intentions and ..."

Published: 2026-05-19Institution: UBS EquitiesPages: 42Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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Global Airlines, Hotels and Aerospace "Update on travel intentions and ..."

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and UK show declines. Business flight expectations declined across all markets, with Joern Iffert, CFA

significant drops in the UK (-19% YoY), US (-11% YoY), and France (-11% YoY). Analyst

Nevertheless, air travel spending intentions improved which we would attribute to joern.iffert@ubs.com

airfare pressure. Leisure spending is projected to rise +4.8% YoY (vs flight numbers +41-44-239 88 00

down c6%), and business spending +2.6% YoY (vs flight intentions down c10%), Arpine Kocharyan

though both are below prior survey expectations. The UK leads with +6.0% YoY leisure Analyst

and +5.1% YoY business spending growth, followed by US, Germany and France. Price, arpine.kocharyan@ubs.com

+1-212-713 2086destination and airline brand remain the top factors for flight selection.

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Leisure/business accommodation intentions down in N12M Analyst

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Versus last year's survey, Leisure and Business accommodation intentions for the next 12

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months are down in all surveyed markets except US and France business travel. The

overall number of nights in accommodation for leisure travellers decreased to 9.5 vs 9.8 Ian Douglas-Pennant

in 2025 while business nights remained stable at 5.9. We note that leisure expectations Analyst

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were c3% below expectations of the last survey across the surveyed markets. Leisure

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accommodations (hotels/motels/B&B and shared accommodation) are expected to see

an improved preference vs the last survey while business see a decline. Leisure and Stephen Ju

Analystbusiness spending are expected to rise YoY, though below prior expectations. UK leads

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