| Holiday prices 13:37 - Oct 2 with 1508 views | controversial_jack |
Prices seem to have rocketed for next year as a result of Thomas Cook's collapse, or maybe Brexit or both |  | | |  |
| Holiday prices on 13:43 - Oct 2 with 1498 views | Highjack |
Rising oil prices don’t help either. |  |
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| Holiday prices on 14:16 - Oct 2 with 1454 views | Cooperman |
I will refer you to the thread that many commented on with regards to building your own holiday. I can’t find the link but it is out there.
EasyJet released their summer 2020 timetable and flights on 16th September and Ryanair were already published by that time. There are some absolute bargains to be had especially if you have the flexibility to travel Tuesday to Tuesday (for example).
I’ve had Stansted to Bologna return for £35. |  |
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| Holiday prices on 14:41 - Oct 2 with 1421 views | controversial_jack |
| Holiday prices on 14:16 - Oct 2 by Cooperman |
I will refer you to the thread that many commented on with regards to building your own holiday. I can’t find the link but it is out there.
EasyJet released their summer 2020 timetable and flights on 16th September and Ryanair were already published by that time. There are some absolute bargains to be had especially if you have the flexibility to travel Tuesday to Tuesday (for example).
I’ve had Stansted to Bologna return for £35. |
I realise that you can travel cheaper if you are more flexible, but It was just an observation to show how the market has responded to recent events | | | |
| Holiday prices on 09:18 - Oct 3 with 1210 views | Lord_Bony |
| Holiday prices on 14:16 - Oct 2 by Cooperman |
I will refer you to the thread that many commented on with regards to building your own holiday. I can’t find the link but it is out there.
EasyJet released their summer 2020 timetable and flights on 16th September and Ryanair were already published by that time. There are some absolute bargains to be had especially if you have the flexibility to travel Tuesday to Tuesday (for example).
I’ve had Stansted to Bologna return for £35. |
Me and the wife flew to bolognia this summer from Bristol for about £40 each return with Ryanair. A £2 bus ride to the city centre and nice hotels for about £60 a night. Then a train to Rimimini on the Adriatic coast for a few days.
Had we booked this as a package, we would have paid at least a grand on top,so a big saving with total flexibility. Been to Venice twice recently for a tenner one way.
It's the way to go. Just use something like Hotel.com or Trivago app when you get there. |  |
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| Holiday prices on 09:30 - Oct 3 with 1187 views | raynor94 |
Paying just about the same as last year for 2 weeks in Greece with Tui, still plenty of bargains about |  |
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| Holiday prices on 11:20 - Oct 3 with 1144 views | controversial_jack |
| Holiday prices on 09:30 - Oct 3 by raynor94 |
Paying just about the same as last year for 2 weeks in Greece with Tui, still plenty of bargains about |
Did you book before Thomas Cook collapsed? | | | |
| Holiday prices on 12:35 - Oct 3 with 1101 views | WarwickHunt |
| Holiday prices on 09:18 - Oct 3 by Lord_Bony |
Me and the wife flew to bolognia this summer from Bristol for about £40 each return with Ryanair. A £2 bus ride to the city centre and nice hotels for about £60 a night. Then a train to Rimimini on the Adriatic coast for a few days.
Had we booked this as a package, we would have paid at least a grand on top,so a big saving with total flexibility. Been to Venice twice recently for a tenner one way.
It's the way to go. Just use something like Hotel.com or Trivago app when you get there. |
Bolognia and Rimimini - where the fûck are they? 
Ravenna (or Ravevenna) is a great day trip from Bologna. |  | | |
| Holiday prices on 12:36 - Oct 3 with 1099 views | LeonWasGod |
Exchange rate has been the thing that's made the biggest difference personally. We struggled to get parity on the Euro this summer with some of our bookings. For a family of four a 20% increase soon adds up to a few hundred quid. |  | | |
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| Holiday prices on 12:41 - Oct 3 with 1086 views | Lord_Bony |
| Holiday prices on 12:35 - Oct 3 by WarwickHunt |
Bolognia and Rimimini - where the fûck are they?
Ravenna (or Ravevenna) is a great day trip from Bologna. |
Rimini.
Begging your pudding.  | |
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| Holiday prices on 12:45 - Oct 3 with 1076 views | Highjack |
| Holiday prices on 12:41 - Oct 3 by Lord_Bony |
Rimini.
Begging your pudding. |
It’s what Mickey likes doing. | |
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| Holiday prices on 12:51 - Oct 3 with 1064 views | pikeypaul |
Who on earth still uses travel agents? They get what they deserve.
The exchange rate is not to bad if you go about exchanging in a cost efficient way and ignore the booths and rip off banks/post office. |  |
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| Holiday prices on 13:48 - Oct 3 with 1041 views | controversial_jack |
| Holiday prices on 12:51 - Oct 3 by pikeypaul |
Who on earth still uses travel agents? They get what they deserve.
The exchange rate is not to bad if you go about exchanging in a cost efficient way and ignore the booths and rip off banks/post office. |
Comparison sites etc are all agents, just online ones.There are only so many airlines | | | |
| Holiday prices on 14:13 - Oct 3 with 1027 views | Scotia |
| Holiday prices on 13:48 - Oct 3 by controversial_jack |
Comparison sites etc are all agents, just online ones.There are only so many airlines |
I'm looking at the moment and personally haven't noticed a huge increase. A little bit more but not massive.
I usually travel independently and have until this year, but lost a few quid on the Ryanair stike in September and missed the Thomas Cook collapse by a week. With family to consider ATOL protection is worth it's weight in gold as far as I'm concerned. | | | |
| Holiday prices on 15:26 - Oct 3 with 973 views | raynor94 |
| Holiday prices on 11:20 - Oct 3 by controversial_jack |
Did you book before Thomas Cook collapsed? |
No last weekend | |
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| Holiday prices on 15:28 - Oct 3 with 973 views | controversial_jack |
| Holiday prices on 14:13 - Oct 3 by Scotia |
I'm looking at the moment and personally haven't noticed a huge increase. A little bit more but not massive.
I usually travel independently and have until this year, but lost a few quid on the Ryanair stike in September and missed the Thomas Cook collapse by a week. With family to consider ATOL protection is worth it's weight in gold as far as I'm concerned. |
For the same holiday next year as I have just returned from on one of the Greek islands, with TUI, it's £600 more expensive. Flights prices have shot up.That is a direct comparison. I'm sure I could find it cheaper with a bit of work, but it's just to illustrate how the market has worked after the Collapse of Thomas Cook.
I'm sure Raynor will be on here soon enough to explain how he has had one cheaper, but you always find those types in the hotels who have had a better bargain than you have had. | | | |
| Holiday prices on 08:28 - Oct 7 with 786 views | owainglyndwr |
We looked at a week in July next year it has now gone up £90 pp |  | | |
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