Booking a holiday with TUI is considered very safe due to the high level of consumer protection that comes with a "package holiday" provider. Under the EU and UK Package Travel Regulations, TUI is legally responsible for every part of your trip; if your flight is cancelled or your hotel is not as described, TUI must provide an alternative or a refund. Most importantly, TUI bookings that include a flight are protected by the ATOL (Air Travel Organisers' Licensing) scheme, which ensures you won't lose your money or be stranded abroad if the company goes insolvent. For non-flight packages, protection is typically provided via ABTA. In 2026, TUI also utilizes advanced real-time crisis management teams to handle natural disasters or political unrest, as seen in their large-scale evacuations during the Rhodes fires. While no company is immune to individual service glitches, the "Gold Standard" of package travel insurance makes TUI one of the most financially secure and protected ways to travel globally.