EasyJet holidays extends trade discount
EasyJet holidays has extended its trade discount for new package holidays as it kicks off the summer 2024 season.
The trade promo is offering travel agents the chance to boost sales with up to £100 off a minimum spend of £800 and £200 off a minimum spend of £2,000.
Agents should use code TRADESAVER on package holiday bookings which was extended to 11.00pm on 1 April.
Beach holidays are on sale at over 5,000 hotels in 100 destinations, with free kids places up for grabs up to 31 October 2025.
Matt Callaghan, COO at easyJet holidays said: “Everyone at easyJet holidays is thrilled to be kicking off our summer season and getting more customers away than ever before.”
“Our destination management partners have worked hard to ensure they are ready to welcome holidaymakers.”
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