The alltours Group continues on its growth trajectory: In the 2025/26 fiscal year, the travel company achieved a record earnings before taxes, interest, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA, unconsolidated) of 121.0 million euros, once again increasing its profit compared to the previous year (115.6 million euros).
Revenue totaled 2.74 billion euros, and the number of alltours guests reached 2.48 million. All companies in the group contributed to the positive results, particularly the tour operators alltours and byebye, as well as the company’s own hotel chain, allsun Hotels & Resorts, which will expand by five additional resorts in the summer of 2027.
“In the past fiscal year, we were once again able to increase our profit and achieved the best result in our company’s history. Given the difficult market conditions, we are particularly pleased with this result,” explained Dennis Schrahe, CEO of alltours, at the company’s annual press conference.
2025/26: A Year Marked by Geopolitical Crises and Economic Uncertainties
The 2025/26 tourism season was heavily influenced by the effects of the war in Iran. Following a strong early-booking period, alltours experienced significant booking reluctance for several months beginning with the outbreak of the conflict in late February 2026, a trend exacerbated by rising jet fuel prices and the loss of key hubs in the Middle East. Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman were particularly affected by the situation. As the last-minute booking period began ahead of the summer, booking numbers rose sharply again.
Long-haul travel, on the other hand, recorded growth at alltours in the past fiscal year that reached high double-digit levels in some regions, including Thailand, the Maldives, Mexico, Mauritius, and Tanzania. The segment of travelers arriving on their own by car or train benefited from the rise in airfares at alltours. For example, the entire Alpine region—including Austria, Switzerland, and the German Alps—as well as Slovenia, France, and the German and Polish Baltic coasts recorded high double-digit growth in the past fiscal year.
Spain, the top destination by volume at alltours, showed mixed results. While Mallorca and mainland Spain outperformed the strong previous year, the Canary Islands were unable to match the previous year’s performance due to higher jet fuel prices. Greece once again proved to be a crisis-resistant travel destination in fiscal year 2025/26, with new bookings significantly higher than the previous year—a result to which the new allsun hotels in Greece contributed greatly. “In Greece, as in our other destinations, it is clear that our strategy of investing in the expansion of our exclusive hotel products and private labels is a key factor in our success,” explains Schrahe.
