Expedia’s Q3 Hits $4.4B Revenue, Profits and Bookings Climb

Expedia Group has reported strong third quarter results for 2025, showcasing solid growth and investor optimism.

The company posted adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $7.57, surpassing analyst estimates of $6.98, with revenue of $4.41 billion, ahead of the forecasted $4.28 billion.

Total revenue rose 9 percent year-over-year, led by growth in the B2B division, which increased 18 percent.

Gross bookings climbed 12 percent to $30.7 billion, while booked room nights grew 11 percent, reflecting broad gains across both US and international markets.

Profitability improved substantially, with adjusted EBITDA up 16 percent and adjusted EBIT up 27 percent.

Expedia achieved its 17th consecutive quarter of double-digit B2B growth, rising 26 percent, while consumer bookings expanded 7 percent.

The company also recorded its fastest US room-night growth in over three years, underscoring the recovery of domestic travel.

Expedia’s performance was supported by sustained demand across its portfolio of brands, including Hotels.com, Vrbo, and Expedia.com.

To reward shareholders, the company announced a $451 million share repurchase program and declared a $0.40 per-share dividend.

Looking ahead, Expedia raised its full-year sales growth guidance to around 6.5 percent at the midpoint, citing solid travel trends and stable consumer spending.

In October 2025, Expedia partnered with OpenAI, becoming one of the first travel brands to connect their services and allow users to explore, compare, and book trips directly within ChatGPT’s interface.