The summer holidays will go smoothly for the vast majority of travelers, assures the Tui Tourist Group and estimates that this year’s traffic will approach the level of 2019. The company expects a record season for Crete.
“Despite all the challenges, due to staff shortages, the holidays will go smoothly for the vast majority,” said Tui Germany chief Stefan Baumert, adding that Tuifly was not planning any flight cancellations, unlike Lufthansa and others. airline companies.
“Our flight schedule will remain in place, as will the design for additional reserve aircraft during peak times,” Baumert added, adding that “we will eventually approach the 2019 numbers.” He also clarified that Tui has not yet taken into account the general increases in the prices of its packages, because most of its contracts have been closed a long time ago. “However, if these increases continue and the existing packages are exhausted, pricing should henceforth be based on current prices,” he said, referring to 10% price increases.
The head of the German department of Tui also stressed that the classic destinations, such as Spain, Turkey and Greece, remain at the top of demand, while Portugal, Cyprus and Egypt are growing strongly. “Greece will continue to have strong demand. Especially for Crete, a record season is predicted,” said Mr. Baumert.
Source: Capital
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