- Tui AG
- 23 September 2025 08:10:53
Source: Sharecast
The company, which lifted its full-year profit outlook in August, highlighted positive summer trading momentum in Holiday Experiences and steady demand in the Markets and Airline segment.
As a result, it continues to expect full-year underlying earnings before interest and tax to rise between 9% and 11% year-on-year at constant currency. This was raised in August from prior guidance of 7% to 10% growth.
As far as annual revenue is concerned, TUI expects an increase at the lower end of the 5% to 10% growth guidance range.
The company said that as summer 2025 comes to a close, overall bookings remain down 2%, with the average selling price continuing to hold up at 3% higher, helping to partly mitigate the elevated cost environment.
TUI also said it had seen a positive start to Winter 2025/26, underpinned by resilient consumer spend for leisure experiences, against a background of broader economic and geopolitical uncertainties. This provides confidence heading into FY26, it said.
"Looking at individual market performance, UK bookings are broadly in line with Winter 2024/25, whilst in Germany, our other key market, we are seeing positive momentum with bookings +1% higher," the company said.