Marriott International executives said demand for travel is holding up and there are no signs yet of cracks beginning to form, even as travelers face surging costs and concerns over economic growth.

“We are not seeing any signs of any demand pullback at this point,” finance chief Leeny Oberg said Tuesday in an interview. “People want to get out there and travel.”

This post first appeared on wsj.com

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

To Do Politics or Not Do Politics? Tech Start-Ups Are Divided

Rob Rhinehart, a co-founder of nutritional drink start-up Soylent, declared in a…

How Do Designers Decorate for the Holidays? We Invited Ourselves Over to See.

It’s that time of year again. Go ahead and get a little…

China’s Ambitious Climate Goals Collide With Reality, Hampering Global Efforts

China, the world’s largest greenhouse-gas polluter, is heading to Glasgow climate talks…

A Chance to Own a Rare Batman Comic Book (or a Fraction of It)

In one memorable episode from the “The Simpsons,” Bart and his friends…