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Go to TUI Thomson Holidays UK Home Page and Search for your next holiday from the UK TUI UK is a UK-based travel operator and subsidiary of TUI Group. The Thomson Travel Group was owned by the Thomson Corporation of Canada until it was floated on the London Stock Exchange in 1998. The headquarters of TUI UK is in Luton, England. TUI Thomson holidays are one of the leading holiday brands in the UK, providing customers with an extensive range of hotels in popular destinations across Europe and worldwide. When it comes to booking a holiday, we know everyone likes something different - so we've designed our getaways with you in mind. Our TUI SENSATORI resorts are all about luxury, while TUI FAMILY LIFE hotels cater to everyone, and our TUI SENSIMAR collection is just for adults. All Inclusive holidays take the hassle out of planning a trip, and are great value for money. Get everything you need sorted up front and book with TUI today. Holidays for every kind of traveller. There's one thing Thomson offer, and that's fantastic hotels and destinations. Living by the concept 'Holidays designed for everyone' they provide a wide selection of getaways for all types of travelers. |
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