An ad for travel company TUI has been banned for promoting “summer holidays” over dates in September and October. The TV advert, which was seen on 3 June, featured a voiceover which stated ...

In this video, I share my experience of a river cruise in Germany where high water levels affected our plans. Upon arrival at ...

Ad of the Day: Tui’s action-packed, cinematic twist on airline safety videos The fast-paced spot has given inflight safety films a Hollywood makeover, taking them from boring to dynamic and ...

TUI’s much-loved Christmas advert, Happy Holidays, is back for a second season, bringing Santa’s elves to sunny shores in a playful, heartwarming campaign. The 60-second film, which was TUI’s ...

A TV ad for Tui Holidays has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after the travel brand marketed summer package holiday deals that were actually in October.

A Tui ad poking fun at red-haired kids has fallen flat with at least one member of the public who said it was "offensive and degrading". A newly released finding says parent company DB Breweries ...

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Tui ‘yeah right’ ad mocking Golriz Ghahraman’s Pak’nSave shopping incident divides social media By Benjamin Plummer Multimedia Journalist · NZ Herald · 21 Jan, 2025 04:26 AM 5 mins to read ...

Tui needs to try harder.” While the halftime ad doesn’t put women in the sexualised poses of the earlier brewery ads, the women are portrayed as just as stupid and helpless.

TUI’s aim for the ad was to show people how they ‘cross the Ts, dot the Is, and put U in the middle’ (very clever, TUI) but it’s got more people talking about the girl in the advert.

Tui is not the first travel company to fall foul of the Advertising Standards Authority over holiday season perceptions. In 2011, a Ryanair promotion for spring flights was banned after it used a ...