TUI has signed an exclusive three-year agreement with Antalya based, Rixos Hotel Group. The partnership includes 10 luxury properties offering high quality accommodation in prime locations, excellent food and beverage options, and a variety of offers for families from 2024. All-inclusive remains TUI UK’s number one board type with four and five star properties top sellers.

Andrew Flintham Managing Director of TUI UK and Ireland said:  “I am delighted that we’re working with Rixios on an exclusive basis, so our customers can enjoy their luxurious resorts in popular destinations like Turkey and Croatia. The demand for quality all-inclusive accommodation remains really strong and this partnership will now provide TUI customers with outstanding choice.

“I’m confident our customers will be blown away by the impeccable service, attention to detail and variety of offering from food, entertainment and more.”

The agreement extends TUI’s current exclusivities with Rixos Hotel Group from four to 10 hotel units. It offers a broad selection of luxury hotels that cater to all travel preferences, ranging from premium villa accommodations to family-friendly resorts, such as Rixos Dubrovnik with its unique location in Dubrovnik’s Old Town, and the Land of Legends Hotel, featuring one of Turkey´s largest theme parks. With this range of options, TUI customers are sure to find their ultimate holiday experience.

Exclusivities across all 10 Rixos resorts will be made available to TUI’s 13 source markets for the summer 2024 season. Akif Tamince, Member of the Board of Rixos Hotel Group said: “We’ve enjoyed a long-standing partnership with TUI, and this exclusivity agreement marks a significant next step for us, highlighting the importance of strong partnerships in our industry. TUI is a strategically important partner for our growth, and we’re excited to offer some of our prime properties exclusively to TUI’s guests. This major step forward demonstrates our commitment to our collaboration, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds.”