Director of product Mark Hall said that there were currently 21 product lines being offered by the tour operator in the UK.

“We have over 2,500 hotels in our portfolios and we have to make sure we are balancing these portfolios,” he said. “We are always getting feedback to make sure all the hotels work.

“We have no plans to offer new product in summer 2017 and we might even rationalise the product lines and not add to the range.”

Hall was giving more than 600 agents details of the company’s new product ranges for summer 2016, ahead of the key peak booking period after Christmas.

Agency staff also took part in a product “immersion” day when they learnt about key changes, such as Thomson Family Resorts being rebranded as Family Life properties, and adults-only brand Sensimar, which is replacing Thomson Couples from next summer.

Hall said that the 21 Family Life resorts would be offering more facilities such as creches, hang-out areas for teenagers and coffee shops.

“We want to provide more standardisation but in a good way so we can offer a consistent experience,” he added.

Tui is also adding a new Sensatori property in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic for summer 2016, following the introduction of resorts in Cyprus, Ibiza and Turkey this year.

Hall said that they would “push on” in 2016 with the Robinson Club brand of hotels, which have more of a focus on health and sporting activities.

Another brand being tested is Tui Blue, which is described as offering “ultra modern hotels” for customers who have “more of an interest” in the destinations they visit.

The first property is being soft-launched in Turkey but the concept will not be fully introduced until 2017.