Tui pre-tax profits fell 43pc to €153.4m in the third quarter to June 2026. The Iran war and hurricanes cost Tui €81m in the nine months of its financial year. Holiday firm Tui has seen quarterly earnings plunge as cautious consumers continue to leave holiday bookings until the last minute amid uncertainty over the Iran war. The group faces rising fuel costs and pressure to lower prices because of weak demand and increased competition across its core European markets. Sebastian Ebel, chief executive of Tui, shared 2026 is no ordinary year and Tui has held its own well in a difficult global environment.