“We want to bring Tui into the world, to build a global company, as we see markets that are even more attractive than central Europe,” said Ebel during a first-quarter financial briefing on Tuesday (13 February), during which Tui revealed its first-ever first-quarter profit since the 2014 Tui AG-Tui Travel merger.
What does the Tui of the future look like?
Operators
Gary Noakes
19 February 2024
It’s tempting to say that for Tui Group chief executive Sebastian Ebel, the world is not enough. That’s overstretching it, but in outlining his hopes for 2024, he’s certainly not unambitious.
Tui will launch weekly services to Majorca next spring (Credit: iStock)
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