TUI updates winter programme with more Greece capacity, shares firm on Xetra

TUI expands its 2024/25 winter programme with additional capacity to Greek destinations and other sun routes. The travel group remains an MDAX member while the shares trade moderately higher on Xetra compared with recent days.

By Thomas Klein, Operations & Strategy desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-25, 16:37.

TUI (DE000TUAG505) adjusts its 2024/25 winter programme with more capacity to Greece and other sun destinations, according to a current update on its booking platforms and recent programme announcements. The travel group remains listed in the MDAX and continues to trade on Xetra.

What the latest programme update shows

TUI is adding further seats and hotel allotments to Greek destinations such as Crete, Rhodes and Kos for the coming winter season, building on the high demand seen in summer 2024 for Eastern Mediterranean package holidays. The company had already highlighted robust bookings for Greece and Turkey in its latest seasonal commentary, with a focus on all-inclusive offerings and family travel.

Alongside Greece, additional capacity is being directed to classic winter sun markets including the Canary Islands and Egypt, where TUI benefits from long-standing hotel partnerships and its own concept hotels. These programme adjustments are typically reflected in flight schedules from key German airports and in dynamic packaging offers via the TUI website.

Midweek operations and booking focus

Operationally, TUI continues to emphasize its integrated model of airline capacity, own and partner hotels, and in-destination services in the midweek booking flow. The group competes directly with sector peers such as DER Touristik and FTI in Germany and with global players like Booking Holdings and Expedia in individual travel.

Current booking data in the German tour operator segment indicate continued customer interest in package holidays, with Greece, Turkey and Spain among the top destinations, according to sector overviews by tourism portals and brokers commenting on MDAX travel names.

How TUI earns its money

TUI generates revenue primarily through package holidays that combine flights with hotel stays, transfers and local services. The group operates its own airlines such as TUI fly as well as own hotel brands and cruise products, and distributes these via travel agencies and online channels.

Where the TUI shares trade today

The TUI shares (DE000TUAG505) most recently traded on Xetra around the mid-single-digit euro range, with intraday quotations near 7.6 euros on German trading platforms on 2026-06-25, 16:30.

Key data on the TUI shares

• Company: TUI AG
• ISIN: DE000TUAG505
• WKN: TUAG50
• Ticker: TUI1
• Trading venue: Xetra
• Price (as of 2026-06-25, 16:30): 7.60 EUR
• Market cap: 3.9 billion EUR (as of 2026-06-25)
• Sector / industry: Hotels, resorts and cruise lines
• Index membership: MDAX, Stoxx Europe 600
• Next earnings date: not officially scheduled

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell securities.