Marriott International, Inc. (MAR)
NASDAQ: MAR · Real-Time Price · USD
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Nov 6, 2026, 1:21 PM EST - Market open

Marriott International Revenue

Marriott International had revenue of $7.01B in the quarter ending September 30, 2026, with 7.95% growth. This brings the company's total for the last twelve months to $27.42B, up 5.77% year-over-year. In the year 2025, Marriott International had annual revenue of $26.19B with 4.33% growth. That makes Marriott International the 521st largest company in the world by revenue and 185th in the United States.

Revenue (ttm)
$27.42B
Revenue Growth
+5.77%
P/S Ratio
3.92
Revenue / Employee
$66,232
Employees
414,000
Market Cap
107.74B

Revenue Chart

Revenue by Segment

By Segment

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  • Cost Reimbursement 19.20B 73.0%
  • Franchise Fees 3.33B 12.6%
  • Owned, Leased, and Other 1.68B 6.4%
  • Base Management Fees 1.32B 5.0%
  • Incentive Management Fees 791.00M 3.0%

By Geography

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  • US & Canada 19.35B 73.9%
  • Other 2.77B 10.6%
  • EMEA 2.41B 9.2%
  • APEC 1.07B 4.1%
  • Greater China 590.00M 2.3%
Fiscal year ended Dec 31, 2025 See the full Marriott International breakdown

Revenue History

Fiscal Year EndRevenueChangeGrowth
Dec 31, 202526.19B1.09B4.33%
Dec 31, 202425.10B1.39B5.85%
Dec 31, 202323.71B2.94B14.15%
Dec 31, 202220.77B6.92B49.91%
Dec 31, 202113.86B3.29B31.09%
Dec 31, 202010.57B-10.40B-49.59%
Dec 31, 201920.97B214.00M1.03%
Dec 31, 201820.76B306.00M1.50%
Dec 31, 201720.45B3.38B19.80%
Dec 31, 201617.07B2.59B17.85%
Dec 31, 201514.49B690.00M5.00%
Dec 31, 201413.80B1.01B7.92%
Dec 31, 201312.78B970.00M8.21%
Dec 28, 201211.81B-503.00M-4.08%
Dec 30, 201112.32B626.00M5.35%
Dec 31, 201011.69B783.00M7.18%
Jan 1, 201010.91B-1.97B-15.30%
Jan 2, 200912.88B-111.00M-0.85%
Dec 28, 200712.99B995.00M8.30%
Dec 29, 200612.00B866.00M7.78%
Dec 30, 200511.13B--

Revenue Definition

Revenue, also called sales, is the amount of money a company receives from its business activities, such as sales of products or services. It does not take any expenses into account and is therefore different from profits.