In a note put out by Stifel, the investment banking company said with market conditions largely unchanged, the statement is likely to give a similar message to previous predictions.
This means in the UK despite Brexit and a weak currency, demand remains strong for holidays.
Stifel adds Thomas Cook should also enjoy certain advantages over competitors thanks to the fact that 60% of its programme is all-inclusive while 50% of its programme was hedged before the UK referendum.
It adds the company has also focused on improving both its product offering and customer satisfaction levels.