The calendar just turned to fall, but for investors, it’s time to think about the holiday travel season and what it could mean for travel stocks. A recent report by TravelAge West suggests that travel and entertainment spending will increase by 1%, bucking a broader trend to lower spending in other areas, such as gifts.
But even with the potential for lower interest rates, consumers will still be looking for value. The same should be true of investors, who may find some bargains in the travel sector. That’s the case with these three travel stocks, which balance opportunity and risk heading into the holiday season.
