Booking a holiday

[Willlow]

I am planning to go away at the end of July for a weeks holiday with the Mrs. We are going to leave it until a couple of days before hand to book it, and I wondered if anybody can recommend any websites/holiday firms that offer good discounts if you book late?

Any help appreciated

 

[Matt_B]

I am planning to go away at the end of July for a weeks holiday with the Mrs. We are going to leave it until a couple of days before hand to book it, and I wondered if anybody can recommend any websites/holiday firms that offer good discounts if you book late?

Any help appreciated

Teletext were good when we used them a few years back

 

[Nottingham Fox]

I am planning to go away at the end of July for a weeks holiday with the Mrs. We are going to leave it until a couple of days before hand to book it, and I wondered if anybody can recommend any websites/holiday firms that offer good discounts if you book late?

Any help appreciated

www.hotels4u.com is who I normally use, thats after booking a flight with my very good friends at Ryanair.

www.travelrepublic.co.uk are also normally cheap (hotels)

Where you fancy going? Got a budget?

If you have a quidco account, it might be worth booking a hotel/holiday via a link on their site. I know on hotels4u they are offering 5%. Not a massive amount I know, but I just got £35 back on a hotel I booked for my old man.

 

[Willlow]

www.hotels4u.com is who I normally use, thats after booking a flight with my very good friends at Ryanair.

www.travelrepublic.co.uk are also normally cheap (hotels)

Where you fancy going? Got a budget?

If you have a quidco account, it might be worth booking a hotel/holiday via a link on their site. I know on hotels4u they are offering 5%. Not a massive amount I know, but I just got £35 back on a hotel I booked for my old man.

Cheers for your help

Really don't mind where I go nas long as it is warm and there is a nice beach, and am looking to spend around £300 per person for flight and hotel.

 

[enderby fox]

icelolly.com

Cheap as chips and i got a cracking all inclusive deal to ibiza last year for 270 bad boys each on it.

 

[Nottingham Fox]

One thing to take on board is, the likes of Teletext, On the Beach etc mostly use budget airlines to make their prices look good. One downside to this is, by the time you've added on baggage fees, the price can jump up £40-50 each.

I much prefer now, to book a flight, then find a hotel. Transfers are nearly always cheap enough to find. We used a2btransfers in Gran Canaria last month, who were 1st class.

 

[Nottingham Fox]

icelolly.com

Cheap as chips and i got a cracking all inclusive deal to ibiza last year for 270 bad boys each on it.

Did you go in October? If so, what date range and how was your weather?

 

[enderby fox]

Did you go in October? If so, what date range and how was your weather?

yeah i went in october. weather was superb. Nothing but sun every day and was up in the late twenties/early 30's. Was the start of october but we could have gone any time in that month as there was loads of dates to choose from

 

[Durham Fox]

Just pack your bags and go to your nearest airport, youll get the best deal there.

 

[GazLCFC]

Just pack your bags and go to your nearest airport, youll get the best deal there.

Does this still work. I have never done it but we were discussing it the other day and the consensus was that it isnt that cheap anymore.