Tui Holidays removed its two Dublin-based planes following a review prompted by a €3 million pretax loss at its Irish unit in 2025, newly filed accounts show. One of Ireland’s largest tour operators, Tui Holidays sells package holidays and runs retail travel agencies. In newly filed accounts, Tui Holidays Ireland Ltd reported higher passenger numbers of 179,000 for the financial year, up 8.5 per cent from 167,000 passengers the previous year. Gross profit fell from €9.9 million to €1.8 million, and the company slipped to a pretax loss of €2.96 million. Across six retail stores in Ireland, Tui employs 115 people, spread nearly equally between sales and administration staff, an increase from 104 staff in 2024.

Source: The Irish Times February 06, 2026 16:52 UTC