UK 22:14 Tuesday, 13 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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Tui (TUI) is a funny old business. Whilst it highlights a ‘global team of travel experts are on hand to help whenever you need us, while the TUI app lets you control your holiday from the palm of your hand’, suffice to say the reality of the backdrop over the last fifteen months has been very tough…even if eighteen months ago it was seeing the opportunity from Thomas Cook going bust. Of course Tui shares have romped over the last year, doubling from a two hundred pence share price last summer to over four quid a couple of months. However, their shares are down by more than 5% today. So what is going on?
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