At a media event in London last night, the group also revealed it was adding Salzburg and Alicante to its city break programme this week.
Meanwhile, Tui revealed it would double its capacity in Thailand and adding new hotels to meet "growing demand”.
Elsewhere, bosses noted Kenya bookings were performing particularly well, up 150%.
It came as Tui’s UK and Ireland managing director Neil Swanson admitted he was thankful the travel giant hadn’t boosted capacity for this summer, acknowledging the decision to do so by competitors such as easyJet holidays and Jet2 had resulted in a “lot of capacity in the market”.
