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ith blue skies and summer vibes finally upon us, you might not be thinking about summer 2024 just yet
– but with reports of booking curves lengthening and a whole roster of product available to book for next year, now might just be the time to start thinking ahead. Jet2holidays recently announced its “biggest-ever”
summer programme for the season, launching seven routes, while Tui has added 1.1 million more seats and up to 550,000 additional holidays – meaning there’s no shortage of product to sell to clients wanting to plan ahead and bag some early-bird deals. It doesn’t have to be a two-week holiday to
justify booking in advance, either; clients wanting a short break to look forward to have plenty of options – from coach tours to couples’ retreats and family beach breaks to mountain escapes, we’ve rounded up some of the best.
BUDGET FAMILY BREAK For a wallet-friendly family beach break, easyJet holidays points to Fuerteventura, where white-sand beaches and year-round sunny climes meet a string of
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child-friendly attractions, including Acua Water Park and Oasis Wildlife, the biggest animal rescue centre in the Canary Islands. Suggest Globales Costa Tropical in Costa de Antigua for a great value all-inclusive; located just 10 minutes from the airport, it’s an easy hop for a short break, and there’s plenty to keep guests entertained, from tennis, football and table tennis to a huge outdoor pool and a separate kids’ pool complete with a slide and water fountains. The local town has various bars and restaurants, and a peaceful coastal
walk takes you to the lively resort of Caleta de Fuste. Book it: EasyJet holidays offers five nights’ all-inclusive at the three-star Globales Costa Tropical in Fuerteventura from £547 per person, including transfers and flights from Luton on July 21, 2024.
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ACTIVE ESCAPE If it’s an active escape that lures, look to the Alps for an adventurous summer getaway. Clients aren’t short on resorts to choose from, but for one of the liveliest in the summer months, Inghams recommends Chamonix.²
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