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TUI Narrows Its Operating Profit Outlook for 2026
Tui said bookings rose 2% in the past four weeks and narrowed full-year operating profit guidance to 1.2 billion euros to 1.3 billion euros.
- On Tuesday, Tui narrowed its 2026 underlying operating earnings guidance to between €1.2 billion and €1.3 billion, citing late bookings driven by war in the Middle East.
- "Early indications for the new winter season point to a continuation of the later booking environment against the backdrop of ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty," Tui said in a statement.
- Bookings improved over the past four weeks, with summer holiday demand rising 2% and winter declines narrowing to 1%, though the winter outlook remains subdued with bookings down 9% in the UK and 4% in Germany.
- To offset soaring fuel costs, Tui implemented cost-cutting initiatives and kept prices firm while carefully managing capacity and limiting available flights to align with customer demand.
- Tui will report its full-year results for 2026 on December 9, with winter demand expected in Spain, Egypt, and Cape Verde, while long-haul travel focuses on Thailand, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic.
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Tui raised its projection of results for the fiscal year, informing that the strong demand for its travel packages and the improvement in the pace of its airline's reservations put the company on the way to deliver a robust operating profit. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and make your registration.
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TUI Stock Drops 2% as Late Bookings and Fuel Costs Bite
TLDR TUI narrowed its 2026 underlying EBIT outlook to €1.2bn-€1.3bn, from a prior range of €1.1bn-€1.4bn Stock fell around 1.93% on Tuesday morning, underperforming the DAX Revenue guidance remains suspended due to Middle East conflict uncertainty Customers are booking later, with jet fuel costs...
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