Financial Results

Pandox AB Q1 2026: The year began with strong growth supported by acquisitions and a positive market.

Hilton Worldwide Q1 2026: The company opened 131 hotels during the first quarter 2026, resulting in 10.900 net room additions and delivered great top and bottom-line results.

Whitbread/Premier Inn FY 2025: An unexpected impact of business rates and a decrease of F&B revenues lead to a new Five-Year Plan. The group also struggles with increasing employment costs.

Accor Q1 2026. For the first quarter of 2026, the Group recorded revenue of €1,313 million, up 2.3% at constant currency compared with the first quarter of 2025. This increase breaks down into a 4.6% rise at constant currency for the Premium, Midscale and Economy division and a 0.7% decrease at constant currency for the Luxury & Lifestyle division, which was negatively impacted by disposals accounting for 6.2%.

Scandic Q1 2026: Although the early timing of Easter had some negative impact on the first quarter results, the second quarter is off to a good start. The restructuring process of Dalata is progressing as planned, and the company is not currently experiencing any direct impact on demand due to the geopolitical situation.

TUI Q2/2026. The Group expects adjusted EBIT for the fiscal year to exceed the prior-year level. However, the war in Iran is having a negative impact on the outlook, and the revenue forecast is being temporarily suspended. In the Hotels & Resorts segment, demand is shifting toward the western Mediterranean.

Global Hotel Alliance (GHA) Q1 2026: The alliance of independent hotel brands has reported a robust start to 2026, driven by the continued momentum of its loyalty programme. The globally diversified footprint still continues to provide resilience.

MHP Hotel AG Q1 2026:In the first quarter, hotel revenue rose by 25% to €41.5 million. Sustained demand in the premium segment drove the increase, and analysts expect further growth in the coming months.

H World Group Q4 / FY 2025: The Chinese Group highlights continued momentum in network expansion, asset-light transformation, profitability and loyalty engagement. It also delivers figures of Legacy-Deutsche Hospitality.

Meliá Hotels Int. FY 2025: Premium and luxury now account for 63% of the current portfolio and 78% of the pipeline. In distribution, the Company kept strengthening its direct channels.