The UK’s largest tour operator has issued new travel advice for holidaymakers ahead of the peak summer getaway. TUI was one of only three airlines in the UK that managed to run more than 99 per cent of its planned flying programme in June, with only 27 out of 4,091 scheduled flights needing to be cancelled – just 0.66 per cent of services.
With more than two million customers already enjoying a holiday with TUI so far this year, and more than 750,000 in June alone, the travel giant has taken steps to build confidence and resilience in its summer holiday programme.
It has recruited hundreds more staff to work in airports, contact centres and its operations hub to provide extra support to customers. This includes thousands of travel experts and holiday reps available in stores, in hotels, on the phone or via the live chat in the TUI app seven days.
