Tui are confident that the vaccination process will lead to an increase in summer bookings and to a reactivation of the tourism sector.
Majorca tourism
Tui confident that vaccination will reactivate tourism
But the vaccination process needs to be quicker
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of course he is saying what he is , as he was on Mallorca on his 150 m mega yacht... safe and sound ...after receiving billions of Euros for his companies Covid bail out. Now he needs mass summer tourism to be able to fill the full tanks.
"if you get on a plane for Mallorca, where there is a low incidence, this will not pose a greater risk of contagion for others on your return than if you had stayed home". What about the risk to the un-vaccinated population of Mallorca though. Its our government's progress with vaccinations that will determine when tourism can safely restart, not TUI or any other tour operator or hotel group...
Pathetic. What else can you expect . Vaccination passports ,then tourists. But first vaccinate residents.