2027, Germany | After a record year, alltours grows its allsun and alltoura brands to 58 hotels

German tour operator alltours will open 13 new hotels under its allsun Hotels & Resorts and alltoura Club Hotels brands for summer 2027, in Spain, Greece and Türkiye, raising their capacity by around 30%. The expansion follows a record 2025/26 financial year, with earnings of €121 million, and serves a clear goal: in the medium term, more than one in two package customers should stay in one of the group's own hotels.

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Alltours closed its 2025/26 financial year with earnings before tax and depreciation (unconsolidated EBTDA) of €121.0 million, up from €115.6 million a year earlier. Revenue reached €2.74 billion and the group welcomed 2.48 million guests.

All group companies contributed positively to the result. The alltours and byebye tour operators led the way, together with the integrated hotel chain allsun Hotels & Resorts. Speaking at the annual press conference, alltours managing director Dennis Schrahe said the company had once again increased its profit over the past financial year and achieved the best result in its history, adding that, given difficult market conditions, it was particularly pleased with this outcome.

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