Travolution

Travolution Index

Latest Index Unit Value:

1353.068

+4.01% on previous trading day


Charts: (January-July 2009)




Total volume traded:

20,504,527


Daily winners and losers:

Best three gains:

Travelzest (5.56%)
British Airways (5.46%)
Park Hotels (4.33%)


Worst three falls:

Anite (4.07%)
Moneysupermarket (2.04%)
InterContinental Hotel Group (1.45%)


(Accurate to end of trading LSE 16.30 GMT, Friday 3 July 2009)


Trends:

Unit value: 1353.068

* +4.10% day-on-day
* +3.51% week-on-week
* -5.16% month-on-month


The Travolution Index is calculated by aggregating the market capitalisation figures of 20 leading UK companies in the travel, tourism and hospitality industries listed on the London Stock Exchange.


Analysis:

* Travolution Index - a third of the year gone (Travolution Blog - 1 May 2009)
* Travolution Index - year on year falls - shocking (Travolution Blog - 20 Feb 2009)



Companies featured (detailed company information and links):

All Leisure Group
Anite
Avis Europe
British Airways
Carnival
Daily Mail and General Trust
Dart Group
EasyJet
Holidaybreak
InterContinental Hotels Group
Moneysupermarket.com
National Express Group
Park Plaza Hotels Limited
Peel Hotels
Stagecoach Group
Thomas Cook Group
Travelzest
TUI Travel
Western & Oriental
Whitbread


* Detailed company information and links


How does it work?

The Travolution Index is updated daily following the close of trading in London at 16.30 GMT and gives the industry an accurate picture of the travel sector’s overall performance on the London Stock Exchange.

The unit figure is created by using the following formula:

[Combined Mkt Caps of Companies in Index] / 20


Background information and links:

* Travolution Index of travel firms in the Square Mile launched [Travolution article]
* London Stock Exchange website
* Calculating market capitalisation figures [Wikipedia]
* Google Finance UK homepage

Readers' Comments

  Affiliate4Travel.co.uk says...

Just a suggestion for inclusion . . Sutton Harbour Groupon AIM, they are another mixed bag but own the airline Air Southwest as well as operating Plymouth airport and Plymouth Sutton harbour.

Posted: 05 February 2009 |   Report Abuse

  Matt Cheevers says...

on rough estimations DMGT generate/broker through advertising approximately £1.7bn of travel sales, pretty relevant!

Posted: 20 January 2009 |   Report Abuse

  Kevin May says...

DMGT attracts roughly £20M of its £500M from Teletext, so this is a reasonable amount. The Associated Newspapers element would also see a reasonble fraction from travel advertisers. We are, however, reviewing the line-up after one month.

Posted: 05 January 2009 |   Report Abuse

  James Dunford Wood says...

Not sure why Daily Mail Group is in here - their market cap is similar to Easy Jet, but only a fraction of their revenues are travel related. So their (non-travel related) performance may have a disproportionate effect of the Travolution index. Nice idea though - just think it needs some tweaking.

Posted: 05 January 2009 |   Report Abuse

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