Marriott International - Class A (MAR) Covered Calls

Marriott International - Class A covered calls Marriott International is the worlds largest hotel company, operating, franchising, and licensing an extensive portfolio of over 30 leading brands. Its vast network encompasses thousands of properties and millions of rooms across nearly 140 countries and territories. Through its industry-leading Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program and a strategic asset-light business model, the company delivers premier travel experiences worldwide.

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Marriott International - Class A (MAR) Stock Quote
Last Change Bid Ask Volume P/E Market Cap
358.97 +3.89 358.73 359.00 536K 37 94
Covered Calls For Marriott International - Class A (MAR)
Expiration Strike Call Bid Net Debit Return
If Flat		 Annualized
Return If Flat
Feb 20 360 4.00 355.00 1.1% 50.2%
Mar 20 360 11.60 347.40 3.5% 35.5%
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Marriott International, Inc. is the undisputed leader in global hospitality, recognized for its massive scale and diverse brand architecture. Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, the company operates under an "asset-light" strategy, primarily earning revenue through management and franchise fees rather than direct property ownership. This allows for rapid global expansion and high capital efficiency across luxury, premium, and select-service categories.

The company’s operations are organized into four primary product and geographic segments:

  1. Luxury Group: Iconic high-end brands including The Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, and W Hotels, catering to affluent travelers with bespoke services and branded residences.
  2. Premium and Select Brands: The core volume drivers, featuring established names like Marriott Hotels, Sheraton, Westin, and Courtyard, which target both business and leisure travelers.
  3. Extended Stay and Residential: Providing long-term lodging solutions through brands like Residence Inn and Element, as well as an expanding portfolio of luxury branded apartments.
  4. International Operations: A strategic focus on high-growth regions, particularly in Asia-Pacific and EMEA, to capture rising middle-class demand and global tourism flows.

The competitive landscape for Marriott includes traditional hotel giants and disruptive travel platforms. Its most direct corporate rivals for global management contracts and loyalty members are Hilton Worldwide Holdings and Hyatt Hotels Corporation. In the broader lodging and alternative accommodations space, the company faces significant competition from Airbnb. Additionally, Marriott competes for booking volume and customer data against major online travel agencies like Booking Holdings.

Strategic Outlook and Innovation

Marriott is currently executing a 2026 Luxury Strategy that prioritizes "high-life-worth" travelers, focusing on wellness, longevity, and social connection. The company is leaning into its "Marriott Bonvoy" ecosystem, utilizing generative AI to create hyper-personalized travel itineraries and real-time concierge services for its 200+ million members. Innovation efforts are also centered on the launch of "Saga by Marriott," a new midscale collection brand designed to capture regional travel demand in secondary markets. Simultaneously, the company is prioritizing digital transformation through its "Unified Commerce" platform, which streamlines the booking experience for both traditional rooms and its growing luxury villa rental business. By integrating its cross-brand scale with advanced data analytics, Marriott intends to drive industry-leading Net Room Growth (NRG) and maintain a dominant share of the global travel wallet while navigating shifts in interest rates and labor markets.