Tui said strong performance in its northern region, which includes the UK and Ireland, had also allowed the group to upgrade its outlook for its full 2024/25 financial year, despite bookings for summer running 2% behind last year. The group also noted "a continuing later booking trend".
During the three months to the end of June, Tui’s underlying earnings before interest and tax (ebit) increased by more than a third (38%) year-on-year from €232 million (£201 million) to €321 million (£278 million) – the group’s strongest showing since Tui AG’s merger with Tui Travel Plc in 2014.
