The group said summer 2021 demand was at “an unbroken level” at around 4.2 million bookings – with 52% of customers choosing to book online.
Average prices were 9% higher than for summer 2019 due to a high proportion of package holidays sales, while capacity for Tui’s programme had been adjusted to 60% of 2019’s summer season.
Besides the Balearic islands, the Greek islands – in particular Crete and Rhodes – were among its most popular destinations.
The group reported achieving “positive cash flow” for the first time since the start of the pandemic of around €320m aided via an “efficiency programme” and “strict cost discipline".
