[Nightmare for Travelers, Dream for Investors] Why Holidays Like Memorial Day a Boon for this Sector

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[Click here to confirm your attendance!]( Now back to our scheduled daily stock market wisdom… ⬇️⬇️⬇️ If the sight of packed airports and overstuffed suitcases gives you the itch to invest in the bustling travel sector, you're on to something. You see, post-lockdown wanderlust is gripping people worldwide and it's not showing signs of stopping. What's even better, the financial market hasn't fully factored this into travel stocks yet. Intriguing, isn't it? Let's dig deeper. There are three significant factors propelling this business and a quartet of brilliant stocks to bet on, as per insiders. First up, global air traffic saw a whopping 52.4% rise in March year-on-year, says the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Aerial activity in the Asia-Pacific region soared by an unbelievable 159%. Europe and North America also saw impressive growth rates at 37% and 17% respectively. Secondly, the travel growth isn't stopping anytime soon. A recent IATA survey revealed that a staggering 79% of travelers are plotting a vacation between June and August. Global traffic is currently at 88% of March 2019 levels. If you ask me, there's plenty of room for more growth. Thirdly, insiders of travel companies are placing big bets on their company's shares. This strongly indicates that the anticipated travel boom isn't reflected in these stocks' prices yet. Now, let's move on to the stocks themselves. First on the list is Delta Air Lines. With air travel booming and capacity limited, this post-lockdown travel itch is proving to be quite a cash cow for airlines. Delta reported a 50% increase in passenger revenue in Q1 2023 compared to Q1 2019, while flight capacity remained the same. Now, there's some smart business. Delta is a favorite amongst business travelers, which is always a plus. It's trading at about a 50% discount to five-year trailing valuations. And don't worry, we've checked. Its sector tailwinds aren't infinite. Second, Caesars Entertainment. Let's say you've taken a flight, and you're now looking for some entertainment. Where else to go but to the casino tables and hotel rooms of this gaming behemoth? From modest beginnings in Reno NV during the Great Depression, Caesars Entertainment has morphed into the largest U.S. casino company. And it's not just gambling; its food and beverage operations grew 26%, while hotel revenue grew 31.3%. But remember, it's still a gamble (no pun intended). General Dynamics comes next. Known for its defense contracts, this company also produces business jets. The firm is launching new models, the G700, G800, and G400, which should provide a lift. An insider recently bought $1 million worth of stock at $214.47, signaling confidence in the future. Last but not least, we have Apple Hospitality, a Virginia-based real estate investment trust (REIT). Don't confuse it with the tech giant; this Apple owns 220 hotels! The southern states, where it holds most of its properties, are seeing robust migration trends, and business is good. Q1 revenue grew 19.6% to $311.4 million. Plus, it pays a decent 6.5% yield. I’ve presented you with opportunities to take advantage and see a chance to cash in on the post-pandemic travel boom. Are you ready to take the leap? We're entering a world where vaccination passports could be the new must-have accessory and holiday selfies could make a roaring comeback. It's time to turn this travel trend into a lucrative investment strategy. So, go on, the world (of travel investments) is your oyster!  Keep on keeping up!  John @ Traders on Trend  (In the next article: With the next presidential elections coming, Wall Street are now starting to be on edge. What are they thinking? 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