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“We are seeing strong growth and raised our targets for the full year. We achieved record results for our hotel and cruise brands. We are intensively driving forward the transformation of the traditional tour operator business across all source markets. All whilst increasing the share of differentiated products, becoming more efficient in our processes and reducing our costs through global production platforms. This will enable us to grow profitably.“
— Sebastian Ebel, CEO TUI AG
“We were able to slightly reduce the Group’s net debt in this financial quarter. After regaining BB ratings, we successfully placed a 250 million euros promissory note loan in July 2025. The proceeds from the transaction will be used to repay aircraft leasing agreements ahead of schedule and to take legal ownership of the assets. This improves our operational efficiency, financing conditions and the Group's cash flow. A pleasing development."
— Mathias Kiep, CFO TUI AG
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Summary
- Group revenue for the third quarter of 2025 rose across all segments to 6.2 billion euros (+7 per cent, previous year: 5.8 billion euros)
- Best-ever Q3 result in Group's history1: Underlying EBIT rose to 321 million euros (+38 per cent, previous year: 232 million euros), EBT rose to 270 million euros (+94 per cent, previous year: 139 million euros)
- Improvement demonstrates the successful strategy, the benefits of the vertically integrated business model, from Tour Operator own retail, TUI Airline, Hotels to Cruises, Tours and Activities,as well as the reduction of the Group's seasonality
- EBIT guidance for the current financial year 2025 raised: Underlying EBIT up 9–11 per cent (previously: 7–10 per cent) at constant currency, revenue to increase at the lower end of 5–10 per cent
[1]Since the merger of TUI AG with TUI Travel PLC in 2014