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- Aug 5, 2026Quarterly report · 10-QFiled by the company itself.Open the filing ↗
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- Jun 5, 2026Material event · 8-KFiled by the company itself.Open the filing ↗
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What this profile holds, counted.
Closes · 1 year250
SEC filings on record1,64917 flagged findings
Reported transactions (Form 4)42since Feb 23, 2022 · and 8 other holdings
Corporate events (8-K)30since Mar 1, 2022
What the record says
Description, identity and filings, each with its source.
Every block cites its source. The colour of a finding marks its category — which document, who filed it — not how much it matters.
What the company does
Pursuit Attractions and Hospitality, Inc. is an American attractions and hospitality company with locations in Canada, the United States, Iceland, and Costa Rica. Pursuit owns and operates attractions, accommodation, culinary experiences, retail and transportation in and around the Canadian Rockies including, Banff, Jasper, and Waterton; in Alaska in and around Denali, Kenai Fjords National Park, and Talkeetna; in Montana in and around Glacier; in Iceland, and in the Arenal region of Costa Rica.
Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) · copied on Sep 3, 2026 · may not reflect recent changes.
Identity
Formerly traded as VVI.
Regulatory history
Topics detected in its SEC reports, with the original excerpt.
Each topic is assigned by a classifier over the full filing; the excerpts show where it was detected and are not always enough to verify it. Open the filing to read it in full.
- 2026-05-06capital return (buybacks/dividends)recentOpen filing ↗“…$ ( 24,717 ) $ ( 31,221 ) (1) Operating labor expenses consist of wages, incentives, benefits, and employer taxes. (2) Other…”
+1 more passage from the same document
- “…exclusive of depreciation and amortization, primarily include insurance expense, royalty fees, utilities, operating lease…”
Original excerpts from SEC filings, untranslated. Not advice and not a prediction.
The 25 most recent filings (of 1,649)
Every SEC filing, newest first, with what it is. Below, each type with its own explanation.
- Oct 7, 26SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗Passive stake · FMR LLC · 10.7% · event on Sep 30, 26 · amendment
- Aug 6, 26SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗Passive stake · FMR LLC · 8.7% · event on Jun 30, 26 · amendment
- Aug 5, 2610-Q ↗Quarterly report
- Aug 5, 268-K ↗Current report · Results
- Jun 18, 26Form 4 ↗Insider transaction
- Jun 5, 268-K ↗Current report · Shareholder vote results
- May 20, 268-K ↗Current report · Other events
- May 12, 26SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗Passive stake · Victory Capital Management, Inc. · 4.8% · event on Mar 31, 26 · amendment
- May 6, 2610-Q ↗Quarterly report
- May 6, 268-K ↗Current report · Results
- May 6, 26SCHEDULE 13G ↗Passive stake · FMR LLC · 6.2% · event on Mar 31, 26
- Apr 15, 26DEFA14A ↗Shareholder meeting and votes
- Apr 15, 26DEF 14A ↗Shareholder meeting and votes
- Apr 14, 26SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗Passive stake · Allspring Global Investments Holdings, LLC · 4.7% · event on Mar 31, 26 · amendment
- Apr 2, 26Form 4 ↗Insider transaction
- Apr 2, 26Form 3 ↗Insider transaction
- Mar 27, 26SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗Passive stake · amendment
Insider transaction · 8 Form 4 filingsshow all 8hide
1,649 filings on record, the oldest from Jan 31, 94.
Listing the 25 most recent filings of the 1,649 on record.
25470
- Jan 21, 26Entered a material agreement8-K 1.01 ↗
- Dec 10, 25A senior executive left or was appointed+2 more in the same filing8-K 5.02 ↗
- Oct 1, 25Took on a new financial obligation+1 more in the same filing8-K 2.03 ↗
- Jul 8, 25Entered a material agreement+1 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
- May 27, 25A senior executive left or was appointed+1 more in the same filing8-K 5.02 ↗
- Jan 7, 25Took on a new financial obligation+4 more in the same filing8-K 2.03 ↗
- Dec 31, 24A senior executive left or was appointed+3 more in the same filing8-K 5.02 ↗
- Dec 18, 24A senior executive left or was appointed8-K 5.02 ↗
- Oct 21, 24Entered a material agreement+2 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
3 senior executive changes2024show all 3hide
- Aug 16, 24A senior executive left or was appointed8-K 5.02 ↗
- Jul 22, 24A senior executive left or was appointed8-K 5.02 ↗
- Jun 3, 24A senior executive left or was appointed+2 more in the same filing8-K 5.02 ↗
3 material agreements entered2023 – 2024show all 3hide
- Apr 29, 24Entered a material agreement+1 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
- Oct 11, 23Entered a material agreement+2 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
- Mar 31, 23Entered a material agreement+1 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
- Feb 9, 23Past accounts declared unreliable and being restated8-K 4.02 ↗
8 older filings not shown · The record reaches back to Feb 25, 05.
Stress disclosures older than the timeline above. They are individual events from the record, not a complete timeline: there may be more between them.
- Sep 25, 09Restructuring plan with committed costs8-K 2.05 ↗
The full record holds 2 stress filings.
Corporate events are tracked from 2004-08-23, when the SEC renumbered 8-K items. Earlier filings use an incompatible numbering and are not classified here.
Schedule 13D: stake and stated purpose
Filed by holders above 5% of a share class who cannot use the short form. It includes the investor's stated purpose: read it before assuming they seek influence.
- Crestview Partners IV GP, L.P.24.0%Dec 31, 24SCHEDULE 13D/A ↗5 co-filers on this document — the figure is the largest single stake, not their sum.
Schedule 13G: short-form filing
The short form, for holders who meet specific requirements: institutional investors, passive investors without a control purpose, or exempt investors. Asset managers and index funds usually file it.
- BlackRock, Inc.11.2%Mar 31, 25SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗
- FMR LLC10.7%Sep 30, 26SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗2 co-filers on this document — the figure is the largest single stake, not their sum. · 3 earlier filings
- River Road Asset Management, LLC6.7%Mar 31, 25SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗
- The Vanguard Group5.5%Jun 30, 25SCHEDULE 13G ↗
- Victory Capital Management, Inc.4.8%Mar 31, 26SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗4 earlier filings
show one more holderhide
- Allspring Global Investments Holdings, LLC4.7%Mar 31, 26SCHEDULE 13G/A ↗1 earlier filing
Structured 13D/G data starts 2023-12, when the SEC moved these filings to a machine-readable format. Earlier filings exist but are not parsed here.
Stock compensation, tax and giftsshow the 36 other transactionshide
Stock compensation, tax withholding, option exercises and gifts. They are listed separately and are not included in the purchase and sale totals. The type describes the transaction, not the filer's intent.
- Jun 16, 26Tax$44KMichael Louis BoscoChief Accounting Officer↗
- Apr 1, 26Compensationamount n/aMichael Brent ArchiopoliSVP, GC & Corporate Secretary↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aCrestview Partners IV GP, L.P.↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aJoshua Schechter↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aDenise M Coll↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aBeverly K Carmichael↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aDAVID W BARRYPresident and CEO↗
- Mar 1, 26Tax$83KDAVID W BARRYPresident and CEO↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aJill Bright↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aSamuel Andrew AuckChief Platform Officer↗
- Mar 1, 26Tax$12KSamuel Andrew AuckChief Platform Officer↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aMichael John HeitzChief Financial Officer↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aMichael Louis BoscoChief Accounting Officer↗
- Mar 1, 26Compensationamount n/aVirginia Henkels↗
- Mar 1, 26Giftamount n/aVirginia Henkels↗
- Mar 1, 26Giftamount n/aVirginia Henkels↗
- Jan 19, 26Tax$21KMichael John HeitzChief Financial Officer↗
- Jan 2, 26Tax$79KDAVID W BARRYPresident and CEO↗
- Jan 2, 26Tax$14KMichael John HeitzChief Financial Officer↗
- Dec 5, 25Tax$12KSamuel Andrew AuckChief Platform Officer↗
- Nov 30, 25Tax$14KSamuel Andrew AuckChief Platform Officer↗
- Mar 24, 25Compensationamount n/aCatherine TangCLO and Corporate Secretary↗
- Mar 1, 25Compensationamount n/aCrestview Partners IV GP, L.P.↗
- Mar 1, 25Compensationamount n/aSamuel Andrew AuckChief Platform Officer↗
- Mar 1, 25Tax$100KDAVID W BARRYPresident and CEO↗
- Mar 1, 25Tax$22KLESLIE S STRIEDELChief Accounting Officer↗
- Mar 1, 25Compensationamount n/aJoshua Schechter↗
- Mar 1, 25Compensationamount n/aJill Bright↗
- Mar 1, 25Compensationamount n/aBeverly K Carmichael↗
- Mar 1, 25Compensationamount n/aDenise M Coll↗
- Mar 1, 25Tax$96KELLEN M INGERSOLLCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER↗
- Mar 1, 25Giftamount n/aELLEN M INGERSOLLCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER↗
- Mar 1, 25Giftamount n/aELLEN M INGERSOLLCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER↗
- Mar 1, 25Compensationamount n/aVirginia Henkels↗
- Mar 1, 25Giftamount n/aVirginia Henkels↗
- Mar 1, 25Giftamount n/aVirginia Henkels↗
The full record holds 108 transactions and goes back to Feb 23, 22.
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