Q4’ 24 M&A trends in travel, leisure, and hospitality
Transactions trends in travel, leisure, and hospitality aim to refine portfolios in spite of a slow 2024.
Despite a quiet year for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in 2024, companies in the travel, leisure, and hospitality (TLH) industry continue to make strategic moves to expand and innovate their portfolios. Las Vegas has regained its status as one of the most desirable destinations for business and leisure travelers post-Covid-19. For lodging companies, expanding their footprint in this vibrant city has become a priority. Major brands such as Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt and others are forming strategic partnerships and loyalty program tie-ups with Las Vegas properties to capitalize on the city's growth and excitement. These alliances allow the companies to cross-promote, share resources and expertise, and gain a strong presence in a critical market poised for further expansion.
Strategic moves to refine and enhance portfolios
Q4’ 24 M&A trends in travel, leisure, and hospitality
Download PDFHere are some key trends and insights from the year:
As we move forward, TLH leaders need to consider factors such as macroeconomic conditions, capital on the sidelines, and the value of partnerships to position themselves for success. Download our report, Strategic moves to refine and enhance portfolios: M&A trends in travel, leisure, and hospitality, to read more insights on M&A trends in the sector.
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