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TUI opening 21 new travel agency stores in 2023
TUI plans to open 21 new travel agency stores across the country this year.
Three of these are already open, in Liverpool Speke, Oxford and Banbury.
The locations of the other 18 stores are yet to be announced.
Still, TUI has made a commitment to open them before the end of the year.
Belinda Vazquez, TUI director of sales channels, said: “There is no doubt that the High Street has changed but are seeing a resurgence of people wanting that face-to-face interaction.”
“This is especially since the pandemic left consumers looking for expert advice and reassurance.”
The new TUI stores will spur local recruitment campaigns for new retail staff.
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