Tui's holiday experiences segment, which includes cruise, hotels and resorts, and add-ons, helped the group deliver the strongest earnings in its history, despite a tough year for its three major European source markets.
Tui achieved its strongest ever earnings over the past year (Credit: iStock / Antoni Pytel)
The European travel giant on Wednesday (10 December) posted full-year earnings (year to 30 September 2025) before interest and tax (ebit) of €1.46 billion, up 12.6% from last year's €1.29 billion, on a 4.4% uptick in revenue from €23.2 billion to €24.2 billion.
However, much of this growth came from segments other than Tui's tour operating arms and its markets and airline segment, both of which saw earnings drop as Tui continues to transition towards a more dynamic model.
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