TUI has launched this weekend its winter agenda for 2022 and 2023 where it joins Egypt and Mexico in addition to Senegal to the offer from the south of Gran Canaria for the first time since the Covid19 pandemic. TUI expects the highest level of demand from Greece on record this year, its communications director, Aage Duenhaupt, told the Athens news agency this July. "Greece is once again one of the most popular holiday destinations this summer. We expect the highest level of demand in history," Duenhaupt said. "In total, the group is expected to bring around 3 million tourists to Greece. A higher number of visitors than before the pandemic, when it was 2,8 million," he added.
TUI has said it expects to return to profitability in 2022 as countries have lifted movement restrictions. Greek officials have said they expect the sector to generate 80% of the record €18.000 billion in revenue generated in 2019, before the pandemic, based on 33 million arrivals, compared to 14 million visitors in the year. foreigner of the last year.
Germany's largest tour operator has put its winter 2023 program on sale with a wide range of new hotels in popular and new sun destinations. Regarding hotels in the Canary Islands, TUI has launched the adults-only Atlantic Hills Hotel in Puerto de La Cruz. TUI's newest African destination, Senegal, is already proving popular with three new hotels for winter 2023.
In response to customer demand, day trips and stays in Lapland are on sale earlier than ever. Stays can be booked from November 30 to January 2 for three or four nights. Search for Santa's magical day trips will be available from 10 regional airports between December 2 and 23, with the addition of an additional trip from Bristol Airport on December 15.
