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Stock Exchange: With variant D, do-it-yourself holiday stocks go up

7/3/2021, 6:08:25 PM


The variants of Covid curb the optimism for seasonal tourism and the reaction on the stock market is evident: the shares of airlines and hotel groups are sold while all those companies that follow the 'staycation trend are rediscovered ... (ANSA)

(ANSA) - MILAN, 03 JUL - The variants of Covid curb optimism for seasonal tourism and the reaction is clear on the stock market: the shares of airlines and hotel groups are sold while all those companies that follow the trend of 'staycation' are rediscovered, proximity tourism rediscovered with the lockdown. Dometic, which supplies equipment for outdoor breaks, gained 3% in one month, Trigano, which produces mobile homes and caravans, 7.7% and both increased by more than 30% this year.


   Recreational-oriented businesses also made money. UK bike dealer Halfords gained 15% in the last month and Spanish swimming pool manufacturer Fluidra 8% and they have each raised more than 60% this year.


    Although vaccinations increase the Stoxx 600 Travel and Leisure index has dropped 7% from its peak in April, making it one of the worst performing sectors in the past three months. (HANDLE).