All easyJet holidays packages are covered by its industry-leading Protection Promise. On top of that, there’s 23kg of luggage per person on all holidays and transfers included on all beach holidays.
The launch of easyJet’s summer 2023 flying schedule has seen thousands more package holidays become available from the UK’s fastest growing tour operator, easyJet holidays.
The package holiday provider’s offering for next summer has increased by over three quarters, meaning customers’ favourite destinations, such as Mallorca and Faro, have over 60% more availability for great value holidays. Also, some brand new destinations for the season have gone on sale, such as Milan, Athens, Chania, Porto and Valencia, so there’s so much to choose from. And, all easyJet holidays packages are covered by its industry-leading Protection Promise. On top of that, there’s 23kg of luggage per person on all holidays and transfers included on all beach holidays.
Whether holidaymakers want to catch some rays on golden beaches, soak up the culture of Europe’s most historic cities, or just spend some quality time with loved ones, there’s now even more to choose from for summer 2023. With more than 5,000 hotels available across over 500 resorts, customers can make the most of seven-night beach holidays and three-night city breaks.
Paul Bixby, easyJet holidays Commercial Director, said: “With so many people getting back into the swing of travel this year, we know summer 2023 is going to be a huge one. So, we’ve made the most of our airline’s recently launched flying schedule, to offer thousands more holidays.
“We pride ourselves on offering holidays to Europe’s most loved hotels at incredible value, and that’s absolutely what we’re delivering for next summer. From all inclusive resorts to self catered apartments, customers can holiday exactly how they want with our now even bigger offering.
“We can’t wait to deliver another unforgettable summer of holidays for our customers.”
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