Families still dreaming of sunshine getaways have something to smile about, as easyJet holidays launches a new summer offer with up to £200 off beach holidays for departures before the end of October.
The discount applies to package bookings using the promo code SUMMER, with £200 off holidays over £2000 and £100 off bookings over £800, making last-minute escapes that little bit easier on the wallet.
With thousands of free kids’ places available during the school holidays, the offer is being billed as a win for families still hoping to plan a summer trip without breaking the bank.
The deal is part of the tour operator’s push to make holidays more accessible and affordable, with all packages including flights, hotel, 23kg of luggage per person and airport transfers for beach bookings.
Paul Bixby, Chief Commercial Officer at easyJet holidays, said the offer reflects the company’s belief that everyone should have the chance to enjoy time away with the people who matter most.
Making our holidays easy and affordable is at the heart of what we do, he said.
This summer promotion ensures people across the UK can enjoy the break they deserve during the school holidays, without stretching their budgets.
easyJet holidays, which was named UK and Ireland Travel Company of the Year 2024, is also doubling down on its commitment to offer unbeatable value, with a price-match promise and an additional £5 per person discount if customers find the same package cheaper elsewhere.
All holidays are protected under the company’s Ultimate Flexibility policy, which allows changes, cancellations and a refund guarantee if plans change.
Sample offers include seven-night getaways from just £469 per person at the Summer Garden Suites and Beach Hotel in Bodrum, with similar prices for destinations in Tenerife, Fuerteventura and Tunisia.
Premium options include the 5-star Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay in Morocco and the H10 White Suites in Lanzarote, with prices from £779 to £842 per person including flights from Edinburgh.
There are also all-inclusive options in Dalaman, Costa Dorada and Djerba, many of which include free kids’ places, giving families extra value during the peak summer weeks.
With travel from airports across the UK, the offer is designed to reach as many travellers as possible.
The company says its long-term sustainability goals are central to its operations, with its Holiday Better strategy aiming to minimise negative impacts and make sustainable travel more accessible to all.
As the school summer holidays begin, and families across the country consider one last chance to find sun, sea and something to remember, easyJet holidays hopes this is the nudge they need to pack a bag and go.
