LONDON (Reuters) - European travel and tourism company TUI (L:TUIT) reiterated its target of reaching at least 10 percent growth in underlying full-year operating profit after seeing solid demand for Winter and Summer bookings.
The group, which has been reorganising its business to invest in more of its own hotels and cruise ships and has been selling off what it views as non-core operations, said it had seen strong demand for trips to Greece, the Canaries and holidays further afield.
Unlike rival Thomas Cook (L:TCG), it did not see any recovery in the troubled Turkish market.