As we know The airline and travel industry came under immense pressure during the pandemic, Stacking up massive losses over the past months.
For the period ended 31 March, Tui posted a net loss of €1.47bn, which widened from a loss of €861.4m a year prior, Group revenue was €716m, down 89% the company said.
Yet we need to stay optimistic but hopeful in a way,
As the pandemic is still disrupting many sectors, we can start to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
With the vaccine passes rolling out, most airliners can start seeing positive signs of a long-term recovery,
With bookings increasing by the day, Most are working towards regaining full potential
This might be a great time to accumulate some shares looking forward
For the period ended 31 March, Tui posted a net loss of €1.47bn, which widened from a loss of €861.4m a year prior, Group revenue was €716m, down 89% the company said.
Yet we need to stay optimistic but hopeful in a way,
As the pandemic is still disrupting many sectors, we can start to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
With the vaccine passes rolling out, most airliners can start seeing positive signs of a long-term recovery,
With bookings increasing by the day, Most are working towards regaining full potential
This might be a great time to accumulate some shares looking forward