TUI: Last News

Holidaymakers were left in tears after a TUI flight from Glasgow to Tenerife was forced to abort landing twice due to extreme turbulence.

A holidaymaker from Oldham was left hospitalised after being struck down by a food poisoning outbreak at a five-star resort in Turkey.

The former Countdown presenter, 62, joined Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary as she took calls from viewers who were experiencing romantic troubles. One woman, Helena, said she had been single for 26 years. She explained she is 56 and was very nervous as the last time she had a relationship there were "no mobile phones, or social media".

With Summer on the horizon, people are booking their Summer holidays in locations like Spain, Greece, Africa and the Caribbean thick and fast. There are currently plenty of holiday offers from travel operators like TUI, EasyJet and First Choice.

Wizz Air has been named the worst major airline for flight delays in the UK for the second year in a row, according to an investigation.

The Woodhead Pass has been closed after a lorry overturned following a crash.

Terrified passengers were in 'flood of tears' as a 'trainee pilot' was forced to abort a landing at Manchester Airport during a snowstorm. The TUI flight from Tenerife was due to arrive at around 8pm on Thursday - but the pilot was forced to divert the jet to East Midlands instead due to the extreme weather conditions.

Avanti West Coast has announced a ticket discount trial to services to and from Manchester in a bid to boost passenger numbers.

her claim that she is the missing Madeline McCann has said her doctor received a bombshell phone call from her mother. Julia Wendell had been documenting her claim that she was the missing Leicestershire girl who disappeared in Portugal on social media, however, she recently deleted her Facebook and TikTok accounts, with her Instagram account also disappearing.

Holidaymakers and tourists returning to the UK from Europe will no longer have their passports stamped later this year when changes are set to be introduced. From November passport holders will no longer have their passports stamped as the process becomes digitised.

plane at Gatwick airport, it has been heard by an inquest.The December 7 discovery led police to launch an inquest into the tragedy on the TUI plane.The unnamed victim was found dead upon arrival at the airport following the flight, where flight temperatures into the UK can reach as low as -60C.READ MORE: Nicola Bulley police search caravan site close to bench where phone was foundA post-mortem confirmed the man passed away from hypothermia.The man was found aboard a flight from the Gambian capital of Banjul to London.The flight takes between seven and nine hours and normally requires a stop in between.Direct flights are rare between the two cities, however, Africa News reports it takes around six hours.No details, not even a date of birth, have been found in relation to the man.The operation to work out the man’s identity is ongoing and is a joint collaboration between both Sussex police and Gambian authorities.A full inquest will take place in Chichester on May 24.Coroner Joanne Andrews said: “I am satisfied the death was unnatural and there will be an inquest.”Speaking on the tragedy Ebrima Sankareh, a spokesperson for the Gambian government, said: “According to the information, the deceased black male was found within the wheel bay of the aircraft without identification documents to establish his name, age, nationality or travel itinerary.“It is, therefore, not clear at this stage, who he is.”A statement from Sussex Police said: “Police were called after the body of a man was found in the undercarriage of an aircraft at Gatwick Airport, arriving from Gambia, at about 4am on December 7.“Officers are investigating and a report will be prepared for HM Coroner.”Stowaways on planes are not unheard of.

With February half term coming up and the Easter holidays only a couple of months away, you may be planning on jetting off on holiday. One thing you need to consider when organising your trip is your airline’s hold luggage allowance.

A family sleep coach has been dubbed 'super-mum' for helping parents get their tots to sleep without any issues - after managing to get her own children to sleep a whopping 12 hours a night from an early age.

With Christmas and New Year celebrations now firmly behind us, you might be thinking of booking a couple of getaways this year.

With Christmas and New Year's in the rear-view mirror, some people may be looking ahead to a holiday.

The body of an unidentified man was shockingly discovered in the undercarriage of a plane after it landed at an airport in London. Police confirmed the horrifying discovery was made in the early hours of December 8 when the TUI aircraft landed at Gatwick airport after travelling from Gambia to England, the Daily Star reports.

A group of friends say they were served chicken nuggets and chips for breakfast as part of a TUI trip from hell. The trio were made to stay in a 'five star' hotel after a delay to to their flight home and were subjected to a 'disgusting room' and strange food, reports the Liverpool Echo.

killer Jeremy Bamber could get his life sentence overturned as fresh evidence has emerged, it has been revealed. Bamber, also known as the White House Farm killer, was convicted of a brutal shooting which saw five members of his family shot dead in August 1985.

TUI for allegedly treating them like "caged animals" and "prisoners" after they were trapped on a plane for six hours before take off. Furious travellers claim they were told "lie after lie" as they were shifted around the departure lounge, reportedly given false leaving times and then made to sit on a plane without necessities during a nine-hour delay at Manchester Airport.Passengers said they ran low on milk for their babies, nearly suffered panic attacks and were "physically sick" due to the traumatic wait on September 28. READ MORE TUI passenger forced to 'expose intestine' in smelly plane loo 'leaking urine' They were meant to set off at 6.55am but a string of delays followed as passengers were told to ignore boarding calls, before being made to rush onto an aircraft for an emergency slot to Larnaca, Cyprus.But the "catastrophe" didn't see them depart until around 4pm that day.Melissa, who belonged to a party of 12, claimed TUI failed to announce that their friend had a nut allergy.She said: "Absolutely ridiculous, we lost an afternoon at our villa we booked for our friends 30th and table bookings."Also to add to it, one of our party has a nut allergy and they didn’t announce it till hours into being sat on the plane when someone opened some nuts and we had to ask them not to open them!"Nicholas Labocha said his family had to rely on the "kindness" of others including a passenger named Mandy, to give spare water to his kids Theo and Elsie.The dad, from Telford, Shropshire, said: "We were becoming increasingly concerned that we hadn’t packed enough formula for the baby milk and the kids were becoming more and more agitated.

A family are calling for TUI to issue a full refund for their 11-night stay in Turkey after it was allegedly plagued by problems including strong sewage smells at their hotel.

TUI flight as she believes they had a "connection". Jane Annakin, 53, flew from Lanzarote to Manchester Airport on Sunday, October 9, and sat next to a stranger. But, she spent the entire flight chatting with him – and now regrets not asking to stay in touch. READ MORE: Randy guests 'show up in thongs' for £899 plane rental to join Mile High Club She explained that she had actually booked a different seat on the plane originally.