Airbnb ($ABNB) posted the sector's most extreme move this scan — RSI jumped to 79, the sector's highest reading and firmly overbought, on a 7-day gain of +17.52% that includes a single-day move of +17.43% inside it (cause unknown; no news or event receipt was reviewed this session). Booking Holdings ($BKNG) also pushed into overbought territory at RSI 73.1, still carrying an unresolved death-cross flag. Marriott ($MAR) kept deteriorating — RSI down to 40.6, the sector's worst weekly print (-5.07%), and its 30-day change turned negative. Norwegian Cruise Line ($NCLH) partially recovered off last scan's sharp breakdown (RSI 42.5→47.4, 7-day and 30-day both turned positive) but its trend remains strong-down with a confirmed death cross and the sector's widest 52-week-high gap.

Data as-of 2026-08-07 close (all eight tickers, current bar). All numbers from precomputed summaries/travel-leisure.json. Comparison scan: 2026-07-31-travel-leisure (2026-07-31 close).

Airbnb had the sector's most outsized move this scan. Its RSI rocketed from 59.5 to 79, the highest reading in the sector and squarely in overbought territory, on a 7-day gain of +17.52% and a 30-day gain of +24.57%, both the sector's best. Most of that move traces to a single trading day inside the week — the summary shows a one-day change of +17.43% — but no news, event, or capture receipt was reviewed this session, so the driver is unconfirmed. Booking Holdings extended its own rally into overbought territory as well: RSI climbed from 60.0 to 73.1, its 7-day print accelerated to +11.16%, and its 30-day change accelerated sharply to +23.02%, though it still carries a death-cross flag in the underlying data. Royal Caribbean and Expedia both held their strong-up trend and posted accelerating 30-day gains (RCL +13.9%, EXPE +19.35%) even as their weekly prints decelerated from last scan's pace. Carnival's trend upgraded from up to strong-up, its 30-day change swinging from -2.49% to +13.07%, and its death-cross flag from last scan resolved into a golden cross.

The other side of the sector kept lagging. Marriott's RSI dropped further, from 48.3 to 40.6, its weekly print worsened to -5.07% (the sector's worst this scan), and its 30-day change turned negative (-4.65%, was +1.22%) — its trend classification remains weak-down for a second straight scan. Hilton stayed the sector's other weak-down name, RSI roughly flat at 43 and its 30-day change worsening slightly to -4.66%. Norwegian Cruise Line, which posted the sector's sharpest reversal last scan, recovered some ground this scan: RSI rose from 42.5 to 47.4, its weekly print turned positive (+3.89%, was -4.34%), and its 30-day change swung from -10.35% to +4.22%. Its trend classification is still strong-down, though, and the underlying data still shows a confirmed death cross alongside its 52-week-high gap, which narrowed but remains the sector's widest at -25.31%.

• Marriott: RSI 48.3→40.6 (dropped further), trend unchanged (weak-down), 7D -0.43%→-5.07% (worsened, worst weekly print in the sector this scan), 30D +1.22%→-4.65% (turned negative), 52wkHi -9.28%→-12.09% (widened).
• Royal Caribbean: RSI 62.4→59.7 (roughly steady), trend unchanged (strong-up), 7D +8.43%→+0.53% (decelerated sharply), 30D +3.92%→+13.9% (accelerated), 52wkHi -13.15%→-10.66% (narrowed).
• Booking: RSI 60.0→73.1 (extended into overbought), trend unchanged (up), 7D +8.7%→+11.16% (accelerated), 30D +5.62%→+23.02% (accelerated sharply), 52wkHi -16.78%→-10.69% (narrowed); death-cross flag remains in place.
• Airbnb: RSI 59.5→79 (extended sharply into overbought, the sector's highest reading), trend unchanged (strong-up), 7D +7.38%→+17.52% (accelerated sharply, best in the sector this scan, driven largely by a single-day move of +17.43% inside the week — cause unknown, no receipt reviewed this session), 30D +2.86%→+24.57% (accelerated sharply, best 30-day print in the sector), 52wkHi -3.18%→-2.56% (narrowed, closest to a new high in the sector).
• Expedia: RSI 65.5→65.9 (roughly steady), trend unchanged (strong-up), 7D +13.39%→+5.41% (decelerated from last scan's sector-best), 30D +11.42%→+19.35% (accelerated), 52wkHi -5.65%→-2.24% (narrowed, nearly a new high).
• Hilton: RSI 41.6→43 (roughly steady, still one of the sector's lowest alongside Marriott), trend unchanged (weak-down), 7D -1.38%→-0.9% (still negative but less so), 30D -3.5%→-4.66% (worsened), 52wkHi -10.48%→-9.34% (narrowed slightly).
• Carnival: RSI 54.4→58.4 (firmed), trend up→strong-up (upgraded), 7D +5.62%→+4.24% (decelerated but still positive), 30D -2.49%→+13.07% (swung strongly positive), 52wkHi -18.28%→-12.81% (narrowed); death-cross flag from last scan resolved into a golden cross.
• Norwegian Cruise Line: RSI 42.5→47.4 (recovered), trend unchanged (strong-down), 7D -4.34%→+3.89% (turned positive), 30D -10.35%→+4.22% (swung positive), 52wkHi -31.82%→-25.31% (narrowed but still the sector's widest gap); confirmed death cross from last scan remains in place.

RSI (Relative Strength Index) gauges how aggressively a stock has been bought or sold over roughly the past two weeks, on a 0-100 scale — under 30 signals an oversold, potentially undervalued stretch; over 70 signals overbought, extended risk; readings in between are neutral. The color icons below track that scale: green marks oversold/healthy, yellow marks neutral, orange marks approaching overbought, red marks a breakdown or extreme overbought reading. Trend reflects a stock's structural direction based on its moving averages (strong-up, weak-up, weak-down, strong-down); vs SMA20 shows how far price sits above or below its 20-day average; 52wkHi shows the distance below the stock's own one-year high — the closer to zero, the closer to a new high.

RSI < 25 (Oversold): None this scan.

RSI 25-40 (Approaching Oversold): None this scan.

RSI 40+ (Neutral-to-Strong): All eight names sit in this band, split between two extended names and two laggards. Airbnb (79) and Booking (73.1) both pushed into overbought territory — Airbnb's move was the sharpest in the sector, driven largely by a single-day jump with no confirmed driver, and Booking still carries an unresolved death-cross flag. Marriott (40.6) and Hilton (43.0) remain the sector's two weak-down names, with Marriott posting the sector's worst weekly print this scan and its 30-day change turning negative. Royal Caribbean, Expedia, and Carnival all held or upgraded to strong-up with accelerating 30-day gains. Norwegian Cruise Line (47.4) is recovering off last scan's sharp breakdown but its trend is still strong-down with a confirmed death cross and the sector's widest 52-week-high gap.

Does Airbnb's RSI 79 cool off from here given the size of the single-day move behind it — a driver this scan couldn't confirm — or does the rally keep extending? Does Booking's death-cross flag ever resolve the way Carnival's and Expedia's already have? Does Marriott's deterioration, now the sector's worst weekly print, stabilize, or does it join Hilton as a durable laggard? And does Norwegian Cruise Line's recovery off last scan's breakdown continue, or was this one bounce inside a still-confirmed strong-down trend?

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns): pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-08-07 close — travel-leisure.
• Comparison figures: 2026-07-31-travel-leisure (2026-07-31 close).