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TUI bookings drop by 89% as holidaymakers wait for coronavirus vaccine rollout

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TUI bookings have plunged by 89% compared to a year ago.With the vaccine rollout in full swing, some are waiting to get jabbed before they think about jetting off.Professor Jonathan Van-Tam also warned it’s still to early to think about summer getaways.At yesterday’s No.10 news briefing, he warned: “The more elaborate your plans are for summer holidays, in terms of crossing borders, in terms of household mixing, given where we are now, I think we just have to say the more you are stepping into making guesses about the unknown.“I can't give people a proper answer at this point because we don't yet have the data.

It's just too early.”With this being said, it’s no surprise the UK’s largest tour operator has been hit hard.TUI saw a plunge in.

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