As part of a collaboration with the Balearic Government, TUI was the first tour operator allowed to fly tourists to the Balearic Islands again.
In our TUI Snapshot we talk to Ian Livesey, Head of Balearics TUI DX, about how the new processes work and where adjustments need to be made.
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