Travelzoo opened lower at $5.25, compared with its previous close of $5.29. In the last trading session, the stock traded between $5.10 and $5.28. It showed a downward intraday trend.
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Time Period
An investment of $100 made 5 years ago in Travelzoo is now worth
$ 51.03
Resulting in a loss of
$ 48.97 (48.97%)
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Analyst Overview
Rating from 1 Analysts
Buy
100%
Hold
0%
Sell
0%
Markets Today
Today's Change
$-0.08 (-1.42%)
Day High
$5.28
Day Low
$5.10
Day Open
$5.25
Prev Close
$5.29
Volume
45,593
1W Return
-2.51%
1M Return
-2.80%
3M Return
-26.66%
6M Return
-40.26%
1Y Return
-31.11%
Fundamentals
Market Cap ($ Mn)
53
PE Ratio
134.00
PB Ratio
-
PEG Ratio
3.53
ROE
-
ROCE
60.06%
EPS (TTM)
$-0.21
Investment Returns
1 Week
-2.51%
1 Month
-2.80%
3 Months
-26.66%
6 Months
-40.26%
9 Months
-4.49%
Financials
Quarterly
All values in $ Mn
23.1
Mar 25
23.9
Jun 25
22.2
Sep 25
22.5
Dec 25
24.3
Mar 26
23.2
Jun 26
Updates
9Aug
Travelzoo Launches Four New Club Offers for Travel Enthusiasts in Canada
Travelzoo has announced four new Club Offers for Canadian members, covering destinations including Portugal's Algarve coast, the Maldives, British Columbia's Pacific Rim, and Antigua in the Caribbean. Highlights include a 61% discount on a Maldives all-inclusive overwater villa for two, priced at $3,299 against a regular price of $8,414, and a 57% discount on a British Columbia seaside lodge priced at $99. Additional offers include a $799 Portugal coastal getaway with flights from Toronto and a $1,399 all-inclusive Antigua vacation with flights. Travelzoo reaches 30 million travellers globally and negotiates all Club Offers through its network of travel company relationships.
3mo ago
28Jul
Travelzoo Q2 Results: EPS misses estimate, sales fall 2.9% YoY
Travelzoo's Q2 results show a sharp downturn with an EPS loss of $0.21, missing the $0.15 estimate. Sales of $23.208 million fell short of the $25.152 million forecast and declined 2.92% YoY. The shift from profit to loss marks a significant operational challenge.
