TUI Restores Bristol To Orlando Flight Sales But With Much Less Inventory

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Travel News•Published October 22, 2022by Ash

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Following the discovery that TUI pulled their 2023 Bristol to Orlando (Melbourne) holiday packages from sale, coupled with TUI travel agents being issued a "stop sale" for this route, and with the Bristol airport website pulling all TUI flights from their 2023 schedule, sparked speculation that TUI was planning to drop the route. In the days that followed, some customers who got in contact with TUI were told the flights were still going ahead, but others were told they were being cancelled and they'll be contacted in the next couple of weeks regarding their options. Then TUI issued us a statement saying they were not dropping the route, but were making changes.

Today, it seems that TUI has put holidays and flights from Bristol to Orlando (Melbourne) back on sale, but with reduced inventory for 2023.

If you go to the TUI website and search you'll see the only options in 2023 that have bookings available are on August 30th (although this date says "all gone" at the moment), September 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th, October 4th, 11th, 18th. Whether TUI plan to add more flights during August remains to be seen, but as it stands they've drastically reduced the amount of flights from Bristol though 2023.

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