Dynamic packaging 15% cheaper

Posted Tuesday, February 24th, 2009 at 9:40 am Comments Off

Travel news: Dynamic package and get more for your pound. “Our research shows that a dynamic package is on average 15% cheaper than a package.

You don’t have all the overheads and under occupancy charges you get within a traditional package holiday. We think dynamic packaging will continue to do well.”

We’re seeing a huge shift between self-catering and all-inclusive. We’re also seeing dynamic package growth in Turkey, Morocco, Egypt and Tunisia.

It’s not that people are staying away from traditional destinations, but that those are growing faster.”

Non-eurozone countries are not the only ones to be benefit from dynamic packaging as a trend towards UK domestic holidays is also taking hold, as familys tighten the holiday budget.

Cheaperholidays plans to push the UK as a value destination in the coming year, 2009 is about to become ‘a defining moment’ for British tourism.

We have seen an increase in UK short breaks, and UK dynamic packaging, with bookings for Edinburgh, York, Chester and Bournemouth up 21% for the four months from October 2008 to January, while Paris, Dublin, Barcelona and Rome are down 26%.


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