TUI posts strong full-year results
TUI Group posted strong full-year financials, with the best adjusted EBIT in the company’s history at €1.46 billion.
This represents an increase of 12.6% over the previous year.
Group revenue rose by 4.4% €24.2 billion
Sebastian Ebel, CEO of TUI Group said: “In a highly competitive market environment, we achieved the best result in the company’s history and exceeded the EBIT forecast for the full year 2025. The TUI ecosystem with strong proprietary brands are our strengths.”
The Holiday Experiences segment – TUI hotel brands, cruise companies, and TUI Musement achieved record revenue.
Customers and travel agencies can already use AI to plan complex round trips and transfer customers directly to a booking via a TUI button.
Mathias Kiep, Chief Financial Officer said TUI reduced net debt to €1.3 billion, further improving the net debt ratio in the 2025 financial year.
A total of 34.7 million guests travelled with TUI.
In the 2025 financial year, the TUI cruise companies (Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, TUI Cruises, Marella) delivered record results.
The cruise market continues to offer attractive prospects for sustainable, profitable growth, TUI says.
With the launch of Mein Schiff Relax in March, the fleet size increased to a total of 18 ships.
The Markets + Airline segment recorded revenue growth driven by higher prices with booking volumes in line with the previous year.
In the Northern Region, which includes TUI UK&I, adjusted EBIT amounted to €140 million in the reporting period.
TUI’s outlook reflects sustainable growth in the holiday experiences segment and the transformation of the Markets + Airline segment.
The hotel portfolio is also growing with 463 hotels worldwide, and a further 70 hotels have already been signed and are in the pipeline.
Mein Schiff Flow, the next TUI Cruises cruise ship, will enter service in summer 2026.
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