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EasyJet holidays rolls out tours and activities in partnership with Musement
EasyJet holidays is adding activities and attraction tickets in partnership with Musement.
The partnership allows customers to search and book activities and attraction on the easyJet holidays destination pages, or logging into their account and choosing to manage their booking.
Holidaymakers are able to select from thousands of things to do including water parks, museums and sightseeing tours.
Roy Stratford, Head of Commercial Partnerships at easyJet holidays, said: “We know lots of our customers like to get out and about while on holiday, so we’re really pleased to be able to offer an extended range of attractions and tours, in partnership with Musement.”
“We’ve made it easy for our customers to book the best in-destination experience, before and during the holiday.”
All excursions, activities and attraction tickets can be viewed at https://experiences.easyjet.com/uk
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