Tui has been in “catch-up mode” so far this month following a slower than normal January booking period, its chief executive has admitted.
Tui Group chief executive Sebastian Ebel is optimistic about this summer (Credit: Tui)
Detailing its first quarter results on Tuesday (11 February), Tui Group chief executive Sebastian Ebel said a cautious approach to capacity meant turn-of-year bookings were down.
The UK is 41% sold for summer 2025, 2% behind where it was at the same point last year.
“Bookings have been slower,” Ebel admitted. “We have been in catch-up mode for the last 10 days.” However, he added the market “has picked up quite considerably in the last few days”.
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