Caledonian Leisure has reported turnover of almost £74 million for 2025, up from £63 million a year earlier, as continued demand helped deliver another year of growth.
The business reports pre-tax profit for the year ended 31 December 2025 increased by more than 30% to £3.81 million, with the performance attributed to to increasing market share and demand for its holiday products.
The group trades through the Caledonian Travel and UKBreakaways brands and also operates the Caledonian Hotel collection.
It says continued investment in its products, technology and workforce accompanied further expansion of the business, which during 2025 completed the acquisition of Tates Travel. Caledonian says the deal broadened its presence in the UK travel market and provided additional opportunities for growth.
“Our financial performance reflects another year of disciplined growth, with revenue, profitability and cash generation all improving significantly,” says Finance Director David McDonald. “Alongside delivering record turnover, we’ve launched a series of important initiatives to strengthen the foundations of the business, accelerating investment in technology, systems and our people to create an even stronger platform for future growth.
“As we look ahead, we remain focused on investing responsibly, expanding our offering and creating long-term value for our customers, colleagues and business partners. With a healthy financial position we are excited about the opportunities ahead.”
Adds Managing Director Graham Rogers: “These results represent another outstanding year for Caledonian Leisure and demonstrate the continued strength of our business model. Customers are responding to the quality, choice and affordability of our holidays. Throughout the year we’ve continued to invest in our products, our people and our technology to ensure we deliver an even better customer experience.
“The acquisition of Tates Travel further strengthens our position within the UK travel market and reflects our ambition to continue growing the business in a sustainable way while maintaining the high standards our customers expect.”
