Travel and Tourism deal activity up 39.6% in June

Travel and Tourism deal activity up 39.6% in June
Travel and Tourism deal activity up 39.6% in June
Written by Harry Johnson

Deal activity in the travel & tourism sector showed signs of recovery in June, following a decline during the past few months.

  • 74 deals were announced in the global travel and tourism sector during June.
  • Deal activity showcased improvement in key markets including the US, the UK, China and Germany.
  • India witnessed decline in deal activity.

A total of 74 deals (comprising mergers & acquisitions, private equity, and venture financing deals) were announced in the global travel and tourism sector during June, which is an increase of 39.6% over 53 deals announced in May.

Deal activity in the travel & tourism sector showed signs of recovery in June, following a decline during the past few months. The growth in deal activity for a sector that has been hit badly due to lockdown and travel restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic, could be a positive sign for the coming months.

All the deal types (under coverage) also witnessed growth in deal volume in June compared to the previous month. While merger & acquisitions deal volume increased by 26.5%, the number of private equity and venture financing deals also increased by 9.1% and 137.5%, respectively.

Deal activity also showcased improvement in key markets including the US, the UK, China, Germany and Spain, while India witnessed decline in deal activity.

WHAT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS ARTICLE:

  • The growth in deal activity for a sector that has been hit badly due to lockdown and travel restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic, could be a positive sign for the coming months.
  • Deal activity also showcased improvement in key markets including the US, the UK, China, Germany and Spain, while India witnessed decline in deal activity.
  • All the deal types (under coverage) also witnessed growth in deal volume in June compared to the previous month.

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Harry Johnson

Harry Johnson has been the assignment editor for eTurboNews for mroe than 20 years. He lives in Honolulu, Hawaii, and is originally from Europe. He enjoys writing and covering the news.

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