‘’ 2008 ‘’ December

Direct holidays extra savings

Posted on December 24th, 2008 in Featured

The Direct Holidays Peaks Campaign has launched; with you the consumer, being given more value than ever before; a vital message in the current economic climate. With great savings on a huge range of holidays.

The same holiday for less…with no hidden extras.

.Save £100 per booking GUARANTEED.Adults save up to £150 extra per couple .Low deposit from £30pp

Booking with Direct Holidays will offer the same great promises as always: free inflight meals, 20kg Luggage allowance, free resort transfers and No fuel supplements!
All the best travel advice and deals with Cheaperholidays.com

Virgin atlantic latest special fares

Posted on December 24th, 2008 in Featured

Flight only deals: Book online for extra discounts on Virgin fares, Prices: New York from £258.

You will discover that we have Special Offer Fares on nearly all our destinations at superb prices across Economy and Premium Economy; so we are sure we have something for everyone.

. Chicago from £288. Washington DC from £278. Los Angeles from £338. San Francisco from £338. Miami from £308. Boston from £278. Las Vegas from £338. Orlando from £308. Orlando (Manchester) from £302.

Free 10 kgs infant baggage allowance

Posted on December 16th, 2008 in Featured

Flight news: Monarch Airlines is introducing a free hold baggage allowance for infants from today.

Monarch is a trading name of Cosmos Holidays plc, who are the UK’s largest independent tour operator and part of the Globus group of companies, a family run organisation established in 1928 which encompasses Cosmos Holidays, Cosmos Tourama, Avro, Monarch Airlines, somewhere2stay and Archers Direct.

Monarch Airlines is introducing a free hold baggage allowance of 10 kgs for infants from today.

Travel agents warned over ATOL

Posted on December 15th, 2008 in Featured

Travel advice: If your booking a holiday package, ask who its with and is it bonded. Unscrupulous agents like Travel Republic are currently being sued by the CAA for selling flights without an atol licence.

In other words they were dynamic packaging the holiday, by booking the accommodation and flights separately. However they did not have an atol licence a fact, they were well aware off.

Changes in consumer protection rules, together with legal guidance issued in early 2008 was meant to make it clear when agents are packaging and when they are not.