Five dolphins perform synchronized jumps in a bright blue pool.

TUI still profits from ticket sales to cruel dolphin shows

Despite growing awareness of the harm and extreme suffering caused by dolphin shows, TUI Group continues to profit from this cruelty by selling tickets to venues where dolphins and whales are kept in barren tanks and made to perform tricks for tourists.

We need your help on social media

TUI are having their annual general meeting this week in Germany.⁣

When you share our posts, please tag @tuiuk. Ask them: how many more animals⁣ must suffer, before they stop profiting from selling tickets to these “entertainment” venues?⁣

A captive dolphin performing at a show — Image credit: Efrem Efre

Stories of Suffering: What TUI Group Isn’t Telling You

This report exposes how TUI continues to profit from whale and dolphin captivity. The report shows that the company sells experiences linked to venues where cetaceans are confined, bred and forced to perform. It highlights widespread suffering, misleading “ethical” marketing, and a clear gap between TUI’s policies and reality.

Read the report

Take action

Protestors are holding signs up. They are protesting against dolphin and whale captivity for entertainment purposes in front of the TUI headquarters in Hanover, Germany.

Help us spread awareness on Social Media

By speaking up we can show TUI that cruelty doesn’t sell. The more people hear about this, the more we can fight to put animal welfare ahead of profits and entertainment. Find out more about how you can help us using your social media channels.

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Three dolphins leap in unison from a bright blue pool, with a child in an orange boat nearby.

Sign our petition

While major travel companies like Expedia Group, Virgin Holidays, British Airways Holidays, TripAdvisor and Booking.com have cut ties with captive dolphin venues, TUI is still selling tickets to this exploitative industry despite claiming to care about animal welfare.

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A person in a wetsuit stands beside a dolphin on a rocky platform at the edge of a pool. Greenery and stone walls form the backdrop.

Boycott TUI. Stand with us to protect dolphins.

TUI Group is the last major UK holiday provider still selling tickets to dolphin entertainment venues. Despite years of public outcry, they continue to prioritise profit over the welfare of these intelligent, sensitive animals.

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