Jet2 reports holiday bookings growth alongside results showing a decline in profit, linking demand to a period of improved geopolitical expectations after US-Iran peace talks. The company publishes full-year financial results for the year ending March, reporting a pre-tax profit of £551 million. This is down 7% from £593 million in the prior year. Several outlets describe the bookings increase as a positive sign for the travel and leisure provider, suggesting that customer confidence improves during a fragile period following the talks. While the reports focus on the demand rebound for holidays, the financial figures indicate that overall profitability remains lower than the previous year. The articles collectively present a picture of mixed performance: higher holiday bookings, but reduced pre-tax profit compared with the same period a year earlier. The coverage ties the timing of the bookings to the US-Iran developments, but the company’s published results remain the main quantitative basis for the overall assessment.