The group, the UK’s largest OTA, said average booking values in the year to 30 September came in up 31% on 2019, driven by a greater mix of premium and long-haul business, as well as an uptick in revenue generated by its B2B brands Classic Collection Holidays and Classic Package Holidays.
Group gross profit for the year came in at £96.1 million, £3 million short of the £99.1 million it took in its 2019 full-year but significantly up on the £23.3 million it recorded this time last year.
