Travel + Leisure’s second quarter results were received positively by the market, as the company’s revenue performance modestly surpassed Wall Street expectations and non-GAAP profits matched consensus. Management attributed this outcome to resilient demand in its core Vacation Ownership segment, which offset softness in its Travel and Membership business. CEO Michael Brown highlighted “continued strength in our Vacation Ownership business, which more than offset softer performance in travel and
5 Revealing Analyst Questions From Travel + Leisure’s Q2 Earnings Call
