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Travel + Leisure TNL Business Segments

Q1 '26Q4 '25Q3 '25Q2 '25Q1 '25
Net revenues by Business
Travel and Membership$165M-8.3%$169M+0.6%$166M-6.2%$180M-6.7%
Vacation Ownership$798M+5.7%$876M+6.2%$853M+5.7%$755M+4.1%
Net revenues by Product
Ancillary revenues$0-100%$1M0.0%$1M0.0%$1M0.0%
Consumer financing$113M+0.9%$115M0.0%$115M+0.9%$112M+0.9%$112M+1.8%
Deferred subscription revenue$42M-2.3%$43M-2.3%$43M-2.3%$43M-4.4%
Eliminations-$2M0.0%-$2M-100%-$2M-$2M+33.3%
Fee-for-Service commissions$11M-31.3%$22M+37.5%$26M-3.7%$16M-11.1%
Property management fees and reimbursable revenues$223M0.0%$218M+0.9%$217M+3.3%$223M+5.7%
Transaction revenues$117M-10.0%$119M+2.6%$117M-7.1%$130M-7.1%
Vacation ownership interest sales$427M+11.2%$495M+8.6%$494M+8.6%$474M+7.5%$384M+4.1%

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Questions, answered.

How does Travel + Leisure break its business down?
Travel + Leisure (TNL) reports net revenues by business across 2 parts — Travel and Membership and Vacation Ownership. Each is extracted from the segment footnotes and tracked over time.
Where does Travel + Leisure's segment data come from?
Segment breakdowns are pulled from the segment footnotes in Travel + Leisure's SEC filings (the XBRL dimensional tags), so every line ties back to a reported figure. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any segment for its full history.