TUI Belgium has officially launched sales for the Summer 2026 season, unveiling new product innovations and highlighting a strong trend toward earlier holiday bookings among Belgian travellers.
Analysis of the current 2025 season shows that over 20% of holidays were booked as early as November–December 2024, and half by the end of February 2025. Families are the primary drivers of this trend, eager to secure family-friendly hotels and take advantage of early booking discounts.
Despite growing online sales, 70% of early bookings for summer 2025 were made through TUI shops or independent agents, confirming that personal advice remains highly valued.
Travellers can already book their Summer 2026 holidays via travel agents or online at tui.be and vipselection.be, with discounts up to €450 per person for early reservations.
TUI’s innovations for 2026 aim to combine greater flexibility, sustainability, and comfort, while continuing to serve Belgium’s growing appetite for early, well-planned holidays.
This post was published on 12 November 2025 14:46
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