TUI is an England-based travel company that was created with the merger of the English company First Choice and the Germany company TUI. The company operates tours, has its own airline, and accommodation (TUI travel, 2013). The company has operations all over Europe, with minor presence in other areas, mainly to serve its European customers in those regions (for example running safaris in Africa). The company turned in revenue last

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