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NEWS FACE TO FACE


STEVE HEAPY


Jet2holidays


Winning awards and adding flights, Jet2holidays remains robust. The operator’s chief executive spoke to Lucy Huxley


A


s I start to interview Jet2holidays’ chief executive Steve Heapy, we are unexpectedly


joined by hotelier Bruno Correa, director general of the Paradise Park in Tenerife.


He tells me that he signed the


first deal with eapy when the latter oined the operator in 200. he airline had started its tour operating arm two years earlier and eapys arrial mared the start of its rapid growth. ithout een prompting him,


orrea tells me that et2holidays is one of his most loyal partners, whih pays early, gies guarantees without asing for elusiity in the  maret and allows him to run his hotel his own way. Stee ust says you run your


hotel as best you an. f its right for et2holidays ustomers, then thats great. f it isnt, we wont send them. hey hae been oming ba for nine years, he says. ts learly a ery long and solid relationship, built on respet and


10travelweekly.co.uk6 December 2018


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