Tui Says Summer Bookings Fall as Iran War and Jamaica Storms Bite

May 19, 2026·about 12 hours ago·via AOL.com

Tui says summer bookings are down as conflict in Iran and hurricanes in Jamaica weigh on demand and profits. The travel company cites the twin shocks as key pressures on its outlook. The update suggests how quickly geopolitical tension and severe weather can hit holiday plans. It also underscores the wider strain facing travel operators in a volatile season.

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