High Street travel firm Lunn Poly is to ditch its brand name after more than a century. Coventry-based TUI, the German travel giant that bought former parent company Thomson Travel four year ago, is casting aside more than a century of history in favour of the brand name Thomson. By the New Year the Lunn Poly name will have vanished from almost 800 High Street travel agents. The firm?s UK headquarters is in Leamington. The move follows TUI?s recent decision to jettison its Britannia Airways brand in favour of Thomsonfly. The firm launched its first Thomsonfly service when it bought the lease of Coventry Airport earlier this year and started low-cost flights to Europe.