Cook said that for the UK business average selling prices were also in-line with last year.
“We continue to manage through a more competitive market to Spain, as a result of higher hotel price inflation and increased air capacity to the region,” the operator said in a statement.
“Our focus, therefore, has been on selling higher margin, quality holidays rather than pursuing volume growth, and as a result, charter risk package pricing is up by 7% while bookings are up by 1%.”
Cook added that the underlying Ebit result of £36 million saw a stronger performance to Greece offset by greater competition to Spain.
