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Travel and Tourism Sees Resilient M&A Activity Amid 5% Dip in Overall Deal Volume in Q1 2025

2025-04-16 16:54:03| Hotel Resource

While venture financing and private equity deals declined, mergers and acquisitions saw modest growth, highlighting investor selectivity and regional resilience as key themes amid the evolving macroeconomic conditions and shifting strategies across global markets.


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