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EasyJet holidays extends solo travel offer
EasyJet holidays is extending its solo adult traveller offer.
Customers booking through their travel agent can save £50 per adult and £25 per child on holidays with a minimum spend of £800, by using the code ONEADULT when booking.
The discount launched in February this year, and has been in demand with one adult bookings increasing by nearly 350%.
About 70% of these bookings have been solo travellers with the remainder single parent families.
It is now extending the code to bookings made by the end of September 2023, on all holidays departing until the end of October 2024.
Paul Bixby, easyJet holidays’ Commercial Director, said:” Since launching our one adult discount back in February, we’ve seen a significant increase in holidaymakers choosing one adult breaks, so we’re really pleased to be offering this deal for another year.”
The package holiday provider has also revealed the perfect hotels for solo travellers, and one adult families, helping agents fined the right holidays for their customers.
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