Thursday 13 Aug, 2026

TUI launches holiday trips to space

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Now TUI is taking travel to new heights – literally. From April 1, 2025, the travel company will launch holiday trips to space. TUI has seen a growing interest in space tourism and wants to make tomorrow's adventure trips accessible to the average person with this launch.

Have you ever dreamed of one day experiencing the magic of the moon and weightlessness for real? From April next year it will be possible. As part of TUI's strategy to broaden its product portfolio and offer Everything a trip can be, the travel operator is now launching space travel. Just like TUI's other holiday trips, space adventures can be tailored to each traveler's needs – from group trips and solo adventures to romantic couples' trips.

– In recent years, we have broadened our range significantly by launching hundreds of new destinations, city trips, ski trips, training trips and the option to book only hotels. By offering vacations to space, we are now taking the next step and proving that only imagination sets the limits to what a trip can be, says Dian Martinez Valencia, communications manager at TUI.

At launch, TUI will offer trips to the Moon, Venus and Mars. It is possible to choose between different accommodation and meal options, including All Inclusive packages. The exclusive trips can be booked from spring 2025. The number of departures is unlimited and is determined by demand. The departure location and departure date are scheduled after the booking.

For more information and booking, visit www.tui.se/resor/space.

About TUI's new destination in space:

  • The Moon – At a comfortable distance, the moon is perfect for those who want to get away on a mini-vacation. Experience the magic of weightlessness as you explore the lunar surface, and get the chance to set your own footprints in a place far beyond the everyday. Here you stay in magnificent space hotels with stunning panoramic views of the Earth.
  • Venus – Did you know that Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system? The average temperature is 460 degrees and the risk of precipitation is zero. In other words, an unforgettable sun experience that you won't find anywhere else in space. Relax by the shimmering acid lakes, where you can float weightlessly and let go of everyday worries. Don't forget the sunscreen.
  • March – A trip to Mars is best done during the month of the same name. TUI recommends hiking up Mars' largest volcano, Olympus Mons, to experience a unique sunrise. Due to Olympus Mons' high altitude, the sunrise there is truly spectacular.

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