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MAR · Analysis updated Nov 2, 2026, 10:36 AM ET
Why is Marriott International, Inc. (MAR) stock moving?
Marriott's revenue per available room (RevPAR, a hotel's key sales measure) rose 6.5% worldwide and 7.4% in the US and Canada. Adjusted earnings per share rose 22% to $3.02, beating forecasts. It raised its full-year outlook, and the stock rose about 4% to around $416.
News behind the analysis
- Marriott International Reports Third Quarter 2026 ResultsRevPAR +6.5%; adjusted EPS $3.02; record 634,000-room pipeline; $1.3B of Q3 buybacks.
- Marriott Q3 2026 earnings beat expectations as U.S. hotel demand roseFull-year RevPAR outlook 4.5-5% (from 3-3.5%); EPS guide $12.07-12.14 (from $11.64-11.81).
- Earnings call transcript: Marriott beats Q3 2026 estimates, lifts outlookEPS $3.02 vs $2.83; revenue $7.01B vs $6.91B; shares near the 52-week high before the open.
- Marriott International (NASDAQ:MAR) Q3 Profit Beat Outshines In-Line RevenueRevenue in line; stock up 11% in the prior month raises the bar for follow-through.
- Marriott Q3 2026: RevPAR Surges 6.5% and Full-Year Outlook RaisedContrast with Hilton's Middle East warning; capital returns of at least $4.8B.
- Marriott saw strong RevPAR, development gains in Q3US luxury and resort RevPAR +12%; strong demand expected to continue into Q4.
In the Daily Standout
- November 2, 2026: on the shortlist +4.20%