However, Tui Group chief executive Sebastian Ebel warned that while Tui expected 2023 to be a "solid and good year", there were several external market factors that could hinder the group’s recovery from the pandemic.
Nearly 14 million people travelled with Tui over the summer, more than half of whom – 7.6 million – travelled during Tui’s peak summer period (three months to 30 September). Summer revenue doubled year-on-year from €3.37 billion to €7.61 billion while summer earnings before tax ram to £1.1 billion, excluding costs arising from flight disruption.
