shares of vacasa inc climbed 28 to 389 thursday after the company raised its fullyear guidance on booming travel demand the provider of vacation rental property management services said after the bell on wednesday that it is now looking for fullyear revenue between 117 billion and 119 billion up from its prior forecast of 113 billion to 118 billion the company also guided for adjusted earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization between a loss of 7 million to zero narrower than its previous forecast of an adjusted ebitda loss of 14 million to a loss of 21 million the companys secondquarter results beat analyst expectations as people put their money toward trips and experiences despite inflation pinching costs elsewhere secondquarter revenue was 3103 million compared with the 2855 million analysts were looking for according to facset shares were 53 lower for the year