Bargain hunters planning their next holidays may want to check out TUI's latest sale, especially if they're looking for deals on family holidays.
That's because the travel giant has launched a bonanza of deals to popular destinations such as Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey and even Orlando.
The best part for parents is that there are discounts for trips during the school holidays such as May half term, summer holidays and October half term, with prices starting from £236pp.
You can already check out all of the offers on the TUI website here.
The size of the discount you can get depends on your total minimum spend; you can save £100 per booking with a minimum spend of £1000, or save £250 per booking with a minimum spend of £2250.
The sale isn't just about discounts either, as the company is also offering up heaps of perks such as free kids’ places, low deposits from £60 per person and £0 deposit on direct debit bookings made online.
The offers are valid on package holidays departing between May 1 and October 31, 2023, and they're applied before extras such as insurance, room upgrades and seat selection.
It's worth noting that the offers don't apply to accommodation only or flight only bookings. You can find out more and get the full T&Cs on tui.co.uk.
If you're after cruise holiday offers, then you'll want to check out Marella Cruises and TUI River Cruises both of which are currently offering up to £300 off sailings.
Looking for more holiday bargains? We've got you covered with our Holiday Deals page which we regularly update with the latest offers and discounts we think you'll love. We also share plenty of expert tips on finding the top bargains - for example, travel insiders have revealed when to book flights for the best possible deals.
For example, one expert says that when it comes to saving money, you should always aim for Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Martin Jones, CEO and travel expert at Airport Parking Reservations, explained: "Airfare prices can vary from one day to the next however, airlines are relatively predictable when it comes to price fluctuations.
"As a standard rule, the cheapest days of the week to fly are those that are classed as ‘off-peak’ - Tuesday, and Wednesday.
"It is important to note though, that the greater the demand for a particular flight, the more likely it is that these tickets will be higher in price.
"Therefore, try to avoid traveling on the busiest days of the year, for example, the first day of the school holidays."
