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Booking stock gained after Booking Holdings posted Q4 earnings and sales that beat Wall Street expectations.

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Expedia earnings beat Q4 views on bookings. EXPE stock, with multiple price target hikes, gaps above a buy point.

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The travel company only had one unusually active option on Thursday, but it was good if you’re bullish on Expedia. Here are three reasons why the stock and option make sense in 2025.

Over the past year, Expedia has trailed the broader market, and analysts maintain a cautiously optimistic outlook for the stock’s future performance.

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Expedia is gearing up to release its fourth-quarter earnings next month, and analysts forecast double-digit profit growth.

The travel sector is thriving with a growing emphasis on sustainable travel practices and technological advancements. Hence, it could be ideal to buy top travel stocks Booking Holdings (BKNG), Expedia Group (EXPE), and Travel + Leisure (TNL), which are thriving despite uncertainty. Read more.