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Upbeat TUI's shares still take a tumble

22.09.11
TUI Travel shares tumble more than 8% despite a relatively upbeat trading statement... more

Strong figures for TUI Travel

10.08.11
Owner of Thomson Holidays piled the pressure on arch rival Thomas Cook, with a strong set of figures and news that it is doing well in the UK... more

UK's no holiday for TUI as Brits cut back

10.05.11
Just how much tougher the UK consumer is finding life than his opposite number in continental Europe is laid bare in figures from TUI Travel... more

TUI Travel hit by bad weather and Tunisia riots

27.01.11
The snow in Britain and political unrest in Tunisia hit bookings at tour operator TUI Travel in the last month... more

Gatwick snow disruption 'helping TUI Travel'

02.12.10
The kind of disruption affecting Gatwick airport is a major reason why more holiday-makers were choosing to book through companies, says TUI... more

Travelling right — why TUI would be my First Choice

02.12.10
There are several good reasons why TUI Travel justifies its premium valuation over arch-rival Thomas Cook... more

GlaxoSmithKline suffers on US setback but eyes up Asian takeover

02.12.10
Market round-up: Drug disappointment puts GlaxoSmithKline on its sick bed, as the pharmaceutical giant is said to be eyeing an Asian acquisition... more

Finance boss quits Tui Travel over £117m ‘black hole’

21.10.10
Tui Travel admits it has found a £117 million black hole on its balance sheet, a blunder that will see the finance director depart the company... more

TUI Travel feels profit pinch as Brits go for cheap holidays

10.08.10
Britain's holidaymakers return to the Eighties — booking last-minute, cut-price deals — hitting TUI Travel's sales and profit forecasts... more

TUI Travel finds ash cloud silver lining in package trips

11.05.10
Iceland's volcanic ash cost TUI Travel £90 million, but its boss claims worried customers are flocking to book all-inclusive packages in case the ash returns... more

The man who shut the skies: Aviation chief accused of flights ban blunder

21.04.10
Head of the Civil Aviation Authority is at the centre of a row over the six-day closure of British airspace... more

TUI Travel prices up as holiday makers spend big again

09.02.10
Families face dearer summer holidays this year as TUI Travel, owner of Thomson, reports a nine per cent rise in its average selling price... more

First Choice takes off as late holiday bookings rise

01.12.09
Travellers are booking late, but sales are on the up at package holiday giant TUI Travel... more

End of an era as Hanson takes off

30.09.09
What is Robert Hanson, son of the late industrialist Lord Hanson, up to? ... more

Buoyant TUI welcomes end of the ‘staycation’

29.09.09
One wet British summer later and the much-vaunted ‘staycation’ is over ... more

Tui feeling better as it shakes off swine flu

12.08.09
Mexico's swine flu outbreak cost Tui Travel £7 million in lost profits but the package tours group said today that Brits are now flocking back to the Central American country to take advantage of knockdown prices ... more

Debenhams puts two women on its board

07.07.09
Debenhams has heeded the call to get more women in the boardroom, today appointing two female non-executive directors ... more

TUI upbeat despite a £30m forex toll

19.05.09
The fall in the pound against the euro cost TUI Travel £30 million this year but the holidays group is still optimistic it will have a good summer ... more

Fuel charges put 10% on the cost of holidays

11.05.09
Holidays booked today are costing Britons 10% more than they were a year ago, a leading travel operator admits ... more

Fear keeps Britons at home in the holidays

16.04.09
It seems the great British holidaymaker can be stopped. Britons are calling off their week in the summer sun amid concerns over the security of their jobs, sparking fears that travel companies could be the next sector to bear the brunt of recession... more

TUI profits up as Britons keep flying to the sun

27.11.08
Leisure: The annual summer holiday is a necessity despite the tough economic climate - but Britons are taking shorter flights in search of the sun... more

Dedicated holiday fans boosting TUI's sales

14.08.08
The great British holidaymaker will not be stopped as TUI Travel, the home of the package holiday, says that sales are rising and business is healthy... more

Thomas Cook cuts losses as sales hold up

15.05.08
Thomas Cook says demand for holidays is booming despite the consumer slowdown and grim outlook for the economy... more

TUI Travel says squeeze no bar to hols

13.05.08
Household finances may be stretched, but that is no reason to put off the family holiday... more

Old ICI team in at Rentokil as coup ousts chief

20.03.08
Rentokil chief executive ousted after a night of the long knives... more


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