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Tui: Chairman of the Supervisory Board Zetsche Resigns Office in February

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After more than eight years, the former Daimler CEO leaves the travel group as chief supervisor. His successor is already established and is due to take over in February 2027.

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The German tourism group TUI announced that Johan Lundgren will be the new president of its board of directors, succeeding Dieter Zetsche, who will leave the position at the end of his term in February. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.

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After more than eight years, the former Daimler CEO leaves the travel group as chief supervisor. His successor is already established and is due to take over in February 2027.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Dieter Zetsche stood at the top of Daimler for more than 13 years. After that, he was head of the Tui Supervisory Board. He is now withdrawing there. Who will become head inspector at Europe's largest travel group?

The former Easyjet CEO Johan Lundgren is to become the new Chairman of the Board of Directors of the travel group Tui. Dieter Zetsche, former Chairman of the Board of Directors, will no longer run after the Annual General Meeting in February 2027. Shareholders' and employees' representatives voted unanimously for the change.

Ex-Easyjet CEO also follows Ex-Daimler CEO: The long-standing tourism manager Johan Lundgren replaces Dieter Zetsche at the head of the Tui Supervisory Board. The company was finally under pressure because of the Iran war.

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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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