US EditionTui cheers ‘best start’ to year amid strong demand for cruises
Tui reported stable quarterly revenue near €4.9 billion and a 70.8% rise in cruise earnings driven by fleet expansion and higher occupancy, despite a 5% drop in shares.
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The world's largest tour operator, Germany's TUI, reported its most successful start to the winter season, mainly due to strong demand for cruises and hotel bookings. In the first quarter of the financial year, which TUI starts in September and is considered its weakest, operating profit increased by half to 77 million euros.
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Holiday giant TUI has enjoyed its best first quarter and strongest start to a financial year in its entire history. Underlying operating profit – for the three months to the end of December (TUI’s financial year runs to the end of September) improved by €26.3m, from €50.9m to €77.1m. Group revenue also remained nearly constant at €4.9bn in an unchanged competitive and economically challenging European market environment. A total of 7.1 million c…
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Tui hails the ‘best start’ to the financial year - London Business News
Travel giant Tui has cheered the “best start” to the financial year after winter holidays and cruises helped to increase sales. Tui has reported “robust” demand with revenue of £4.27… The post Tui hails the ‘best start’ to the financial year appeared first on London Business News
Tui cruise earnings jump 70.8% in strong quarter - but shares fall 5% | The latest National and International News
Travel giant Tui said it was boosted by strong demand for cruises and winter holidays (Andrew Milligan/PA)(Peter Byrne/PA) Peter Byrne Travel giant Tui has reported its "best start" to a financial year, driven by surging demand for cruises and winter holidays. The Germany-based company posted stable revenue of around 4.9 billion euros (£4.27 billion) for the quarter ending December 2026, while welcoming 7.1 million guests – a 2.2% increase from …
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