TUI and Jet2 sale on cheap last minute quarantine-free holidays – from £379pp for 4-star all-inclusive breaks
TUI and Jet2 have slashed the prices of last minute holidays to Canary Islands, Greece and Madeira.
Savings of up to 48 per cent can be had on trips to Canary Islands, Kos, Crete, Rhodes and Madeira, departing between 27 October - 10 November 2020.
While none of the locations mentioned currently require quarantine on return to the UK, they do have certain requirements for arrivals from Britain, so you are advised to check what will be needed before booking.
It is also advised that the the UK government is regularly adding and removing destinations from their safe travel corridors, so check before you travel.
Holidays on offer include:
TUI
Gran Canaria half-board holiday at a 5T 'platinum' Lopesan Baobab Resort with savings of 47% - departing November 08 - (includes 15kgs and resort transfers)
Lanzarote half-board holiday at a 4T 'platinum' Elba Lanzarote Royal Village Resort with savings of 51% - departing November 01 - (includes 15kgs and resort transfers)
Fuerteventura half-board holiday at a 4T Hotel Elba Sara & Golf Resort with savings of 37% - departing October 31 - (includes 15kgs and resort transfers)
Madeira all-inclusive holiday at the 4T 'Platinum' Hotel Riu Palace Madeira resort with savings of 54% - departing 02 November - (includes 15kgs and resort transfers)
Gran Canaria self-catering holidays or 3-star all-inclusive departing 03 November (includes 22kgs and resort transfers)
Fuerteventura self-catering holidays or 3-star all-inclusive from departing 03 November (includes 22kgs and resort transfers)
Madeira three-star half-board holidays departing 31 October (includes 22kgs and resort transfers)
Crete 4-star all-inclusive holidays departing 31 October (includes 22kgs and resort transfers)
Travellers to Greece must complete an online Passenger Locator Form at least 24 hours before their arrival.
Travellers to Madeira are required to take a private Covid test within 72 hours of travel.
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There are more spaces than usual in hotels and on planes heading to the various destinations, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and a summer of restrictions placed on travellers by the government.
That means package operators and travel agents have spots to fill, so the prices are priced to try and make that happen.
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