Expedia Group closed the first nine months of 2026 with net profit of $1.902 billion (€1.689 billion), which amounts to an increase of 74.7% compared with the same period of the previous fiscal year, driven by greater momentum in the business and an improvement in operating profitability, the company said this Thursday, having revised upward its full-year forecasts.
On the revenue front, the group achieved turnover of $12.679 billion (around €11.260 billion) between January and September, 13.3% higher than in the same period of 2025. Adjusted operating gross profit (Ebitda) stood at $3.350 billion (around €2.975 billion), representing an increase of 26.3%.
The operating result also evolved positively, with growth of 63.8%, to $2.377 billion (€2.115 billion).
Between July and September, Expedia Group recorded attributable net profit of $1.030 billion (around €915 million), 7.4% higher than that recorded in the same quarter of 2025.
In that third quarter, revenues rose to $4.938 billion (around €4.386 billion), representing an 11.9% increase versus 2025.
In terms of activity, gross bookings (Gross Bookings) totaled $34.008 billion (around €30.190 billion) in the third quarter of 2026, 11% higher than a year earlier. Booked accommodation nights (Booked Room Nights) reached 115.7 million, 7% above the 108.2 million recorded between July and September 2025.
Expedia Group has updated its projections for this fiscal year and now expects revenues of between $16.370 billion and $16.430 billion, compared with the previous range of between $16.050 billion and $16.220 billion.
Similarly, the company estimates that gross bookings will move between $131.400 billion and $131.900 billion, above the previously calculated range of $129.500–$130.800 billion.