Marriott International -Cl A

Booking Holdings shares fell alongside the broader travel sector Monday, pressured by surging oil prices and widespread flight cancellations linked to Middle East tensions. The company's 25-for-1 stock split is scheduled for early April.

Marriott International stock climbed 8.5% to $359.35, nearing a record high, after forecasting a 35% rise in co-branded credit card fees and steady luxury demand. Hotel peers Hilton and Hyatt also advanced.

Marriott International stock jumped over 9% after reporting quarterly results and issuing 2026 guidance, highlighting a divergence between strong luxury demand and softer budget travel.