The 2025 financial year (12 months to the end of October) closed with impressive results for the TUI Group, which recorded earnings before taxes, interest, depreciation and amortization (EBIT) of 1.459 billion euros in constant currency, up 12.6% compared to 2024. This performance exceeds the revised August estimate, which predicted an increase of 9% to 11%.
At real exchange rates, EBIT amounted to 1.413 billion euros, compared to 1.296 billion euros in the previous year. At the same time, the Group’s preliminary revenue increased by 4.4%, reaching 24.185 billion euros in constant currency (24.179 billion euros in real terms), from 23.167 billion euros in 2024.
“Our strategy is paying off”
“TUI continues its profitable growth path, once again exceeding its targets,” said Group CEO Sebastian Ebel, adding that the success is mainly due to the integrated business model and the historically high results of the Hotels & Resorts and Cruises sectors.
“In a European environment that remains challenging, TUI continues to grow thanks to its diversified products and its strong presence in key markets. Our strategy focuses on global brand expansion and growth beyond Europe,” Ebel noted.
The head of TUI also said that the Group is accelerating the transformation of the Markets + Airline sector, which includes tour operators, the retail network and TUI Airline, in order to offer more products and destinations to customers worldwide.
New strategy for shareholders
TUI announced that it will present the final financial results and a new performance strategy to shareholders on December 10, 2025, marking the start of a new phase of growth and expansion for the group.
Record in hotels and cruises
The Hotels & Resorts and Cruises sectors were the main drivers of this year’s growth, recording record performances. Strengthening demand for leisure travel, increasing unit prices and effective cost management contributed decisively to profitability.
TUI continues to strengthen its position as a leading international travel and hospitality organization, with a presence in over 100 countries and a portfolio that includes hotels, cruises, airlines and tour operators. The strategic shift towards higher-margin sectors allows the Group to maintain steady growth, despite economic and operational challenges in Europe.
