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Lyft missed Q2 revenue estimates due to increased competition and weak US travel demand, causing its shares to drop. Despite this, Lyft announced strategic partnerships and international expansion efforts, and expects better gross bookings in Q3, with earnings slightly above estimates.
The weakening of the U.S. dollar in 2025 has made European travel more expensive for Americans once they arrive, despite cheaper airfare options. Currency devaluation has increased costs for hotels, tickets, and other expenses in Europe, although lower flight prices due to increased airline competition offer some relief. Despite higher costs and economic uncertainties, U.S. travel demand remains strong, with many travelers adjusting their plans and budgets to continue exploring abroad.