There are many top deals to choose from
Christmas is just days away - but many across Liverpool and beyond will already be getting ready for 2025 and with that looking forward to their next holiday. And if you're looking to book something over the festive break, it might be worth securing your getaway for next year in the coming days.
The UK’s largest online travel agent loveholidays, has launched a sale with discounts on thousands of holidays, flying Liverpool John Lennon Airport, as well as Manchester Airport. Running until midnight on February 2, 2025, loveholidays customers can secure up to £400 off selected long haul holidays, up to £250 off selected beach holidays and up to £175 off selected city breaks.
One standout is a seven night all inclusive holiday to the Tunisian island of Djerba, flying from Manchester, starting from just £209pp or £29 per person per night. Smart shoppers can take advantage of loveholidays’ Price Match Guarantee, convenient pay-monthly plans and low deposits from just £25pp.
Customers can also book with confidence knowing that all loveholidays packages are ATOL protected.. The top deals include flights in Europe and further afield. Below are the top deals for destinations you can fly to from Liverpool and Manchester. See more in the loveholidays list below.
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