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Tourism can only be sustainable if it is supported by locals, says Tui boss

Sebastian Ebel’s comments followed a meeting with Spain’s top tourism officials, where popular destinations have faced a wave of anti-tourism protests in recent months

My day on the road visiting agents with Tui's ‘unicorn’

TTG spent a day shadowing Tui’s new senior trade relations manager Holly Wood to observe the operator’s changing relationship with independent high street travel agents.

Tui charts post-election upturn in both summer and winter sun sales

Tui says it has seen an upturn in searches and bookings for late summer as well as next winter following the general election conclusion

Tui hosts Disney-themed weekend to mark new Bradford store opening

The branch, at Bradford’s Forster Square Retail Park, is the multiple’s third opening in a shopping centre or retail park location in just over a month

Tui offers first look at new edge-of-town Bournemouth store

Multiple’s focus on retail park and shopping centre locations continues with new opening at Bournemouth Castlepoint

Trade still working through fallout from Manchester airport power failure

Airlines and operators are still having to deal with the after-effects of Sunday’s power cut at Manchester airport that disrupted flights and rendered baggage systems inoperative

Manchester airport flights resume and to ‘run as usual’ after major power outage

Chief executive Chris Woodroofe said the fault – first identified during the early hours of Sunday morning – had been traced to an underground cable, which caused a power surge, although he stressed a full investigation would take place.

Woodruffe added staff at the airport were working hard to minimise the impact of the outage on people’s travel plans over the coming days.

Tui to expand in sub-Saharan Africa with new hotels and brand

Tui Group has signalled its hotel development intentions in East and West Africa following the opening of another property on Zanzibar

FTI Touristik failure: the story so far and knock-on effects for the UK travel trade

Operator giant FTI Touristik filed for insolvency on Monday (3 June) sending shockwaves through the European tourism sector – here are the ripple effects for the UK

Rising water levels force Tui River Cruises to evacuate ship

The line has since cancelled Tui Isla’s Rhine Gems sailing due to depart on Friday (7 June) following the evacuation on Monday (3 June)

Tui takes on FTI clients following operator's 'disheartening' collapse

The group has pledged to help clients, hoteliers and destinations affected by the insolvency of German rival FTI Touristik

Tui opens new Leeds store at edge-of-town retail park

Tui’s newest branch is situated at the city’s The Springs shopping centre, just off the M1

Tui bases second aircraft at Bournemouth ahead of Jet2 launch next year

The new Boeing 787 will double Tui’s capacity at Bournemouth to 195,000 seats for the summer season

Tui confirms repositioning of Marella Discovery 2 this winter

Marella Discovery 2 will homeport in Spain and the Canaries this winter after itineraries in the Middle East and Asia were cancelled due to the situation in Gaza, Tui has confirmed

Tui expands retail network with two new shops in east of England

Tui Group chief executive Sebastian Ebel outlined plans to add more branches during a quarterly results call this week

Spanish anti-tourist protests ‘no threat to our bottom line' – Tui

According to Tui Group chief executive Sebastian Ebel, the protests do not involve Tui as they focus mainly on the negative impact of tourism on housing and rising living costs

Tui hits record revenue levels despite 4% price hike

The group expects to see revenue to increase ’by at least’ 10% year-on-year for the year ending in late September

Tui, easyJet holidays and Travel Counsellors named among UK's best places to work

The operators and homeworking agency are among the 500 companies listed in the Sunday Times’ 2024 Best Places to Work directory, along with the UK’s largest OTA and several other travel and tourism businesses

Travel's wave of change on animal welfare: a long overdue step change?

After easyJet holidays, Jet2holidays recently became the latest operator to stop selling captive dolphin and whale attractions, and pressure is mounting on those who still do. Gary Noakes reports

'An alive fish is more important than a dead fish': on location with Tui Care

From coral restoration to girls’ education, our writer discovers how the Tui Care Foundation is changing lives in the Dominican Republic.

Marella Cruises unveils first ‘trade-wide’ incentive to woo third-party agents

Top-selling agents can win a place on a sailing on Marella Explorer 2 next year through the incentive

TTG's 30 Under 30 returns to crown more future leaders

It’s that time of year again, when TTG is looking for another elite band of young achievers in travel to join our Tomorrow’s Travel Leaders programme.

‘Excited’ Tui ‘keen to return’ to Doncaster Sheffield airport

Mayor of Doncaster, Ros Jones, said Tui had ‘always’ supported DSA in an update on the region’s hopes to have the airport reopen

Marella Cruises scraps Middle East and Asia programme amid Red Sea conflict

The Tui-owned line is offering impacted passengers either a £200 discount on another cruise or a full refund