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To own TUI, you need to believe its vertically integrated travel model can turn strong customer demand into sustainable profits despite airline and holiday competition. The latest record earnings, alongside planned €250 million airline cost cuts after Boeing delays, support the near term margin story but do not remove the key risk around volatile travel demand and operational shocks in its Markets + Airline division.
Among recent developments, the reaffirmed guidance for FY2025, with revenue expected to grow 5% to 10% and EBIT 7% to 10%, is most relevant. It frames the record earnings and planned airline savings within a still incremental growth outlook, which matters for how investors weigh the upside from efficiency gains against ongoing restructuring costs and exposure to geopolitical or climate related travel disruptions.
Yet investors should be aware of how concentrated geopolitical and climate risks could suddenly affect TUI’s booking volumes and profitability...
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TUI’s narrative projects €26.0 billion in revenue and €877.8 million in earnings by 2028.
Uncover how TUI's forecasts yield a €11.10 fair value, a 38% upside to its current price.
Nine members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see TUI’s fair value between €10.64 and about €28.81, underlining how far opinions can stretch. When you set those views against TUI’s reliance on an airline heavy model that is exposed to geopolitical and climate shocks, it becomes clear why reviewing several perspectives on the company’s prospects can be useful.
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