(Reuters) -British holiday group Saga said on Tuesday it was in final negotiations with NatWest to offer a range of personal banking products, as the company's annual holiday bookings tracked ahead of
Saga Sees 14% Increase in Holiday Bookings; Partners with NatWest for Banking
(Reuters) -British holiday group Saga said on Tuesday it was in final negotiations with NatWest to offer a range of personal banking products, as the company's annual holiday bookings tracked ahead of last year, with booked revenue up 14%.
Saga offers a range of travel products such as cruises, insurance and financial services particularly to the over-50s age group or midlifers.
Recently, it has been refocusing on its core segment, travel, which is experiencing a rebound, while exploring partnerships to strengthen its insurance and money services offerings.
"Looking ahead, we are focussed on continuing to grow our Travel and Money businesses," CEO Mike Hazell said in a statement.
Saga's cruise and holidays segments account for 59% of its business, with money the smallest at 0.7%, according to its 2025 annual report.
The company also said its performance in the first four months of fiscal 2025 matched expectations.
(Reporting by Yamini Kalia in Bengaluru; Editing by Rashmi Aich)
