Campervan company Tourism Holdings says the business has returned a strong full year profit with momentum building for the upcoming season."Operationally this was a year of delivering hard actions," chief executive Grant Webster said."We entered the second half of FY26 with real momentum."Key numbers for the year ended June compared with a year ago:Net profit $38.4m vs $25.8.m net lossRevenue $852.9m vs $894.1mUnderlying net profit from continuing operations $46.1m vs 34.5mFY dividend 10.5 cents per share vs 6.5cps"The Middle East conflict in March disrupted international travel with the flow on impacts on fuel pricing impacting domestic tourism for a time," Webster said.He said Southern Hemisphere booking had recovered to be ahead of the prior year, with a 40 percent increase in New Zealand intake over the last four weeks.He said Canada was also on track for record rental revenue this summer season, while the recent U.S. intake was tracking 45 percent ahead."That tells us a portion of demand was deferred rather than lost," Webster said."We consolidated Australasian manufacturing into Hamilton and launched a redesigned Winnebago range, opened a new Queenstown site on 17 August, exited two loss-making Australian dealerships and delivered approximately $5 million of underlying labour, corporate and digital cost savings."Board chair Cathy Quinn said the board was focused on the interests of all shareholders as it worked through its response to a couple of takeover approaches.She said two non-binding indicative proposals were [https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/620719/second-bidder-emerges-in-tourism-holdings-takeover-battlecurrently before the Board], though there was no certainty either would result in a transaction.[RELATED https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/620719/second-bidder-emerges-in-tourism-holdings-takeover-battle