It's despite a big reduction in their holiday programme.
Holiday company TUI have reported a positive cash flow for the first time since the pandemic began.
The group brought in over 318 million euro due to the surge.
One and a half million summer bookings were made with the company this year.
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TUI say their holiday offerings are only at 60 percent capacity due to the pandemic.
Financially, TUI have made losses this year due to the setback in travel.
The company, based in Germany, have taken out significant loans to cover operating costs.
Nonetheless, their figures this summer is a positive sign of things to come.
