If you ask most people the best way to travel to Nice France, they’ll point you toward a budget airline or the expensive, grey ribbons of the French Autoroute.

Looking at TUI holidays 2026? You aren’t alone. Following the massive industry shake-up this week, TUI has officially stepped up to match the “Price Lock” trend sweeping the UK travel market.

Thailand has officially entered a Level 19 fuel surcharge window. This means domestic flights and long-distance taxis are seeing 15–30% price hikes this week. While search volumes for Pattaya are spiking due to travelers panicking about these costs, the city remains a high-value destination if you use the right strategies to bypass the new surcharges.

Planning a getaway for Summer 2026? If you are stuck between the two giants of UK travel—Jet2holidays and TUI—you aren’t alone. As we move into the peak booking window for 2026, both brands are fighting for your booking with aggressive promo codes and low-deposit schemes.

Let’s get one thing straight: I’ve been hunting for cheap Bulgaria holidays for over a decade, and 2026 is the most interesting year yet. Ever since Bulgaria officially joined the Eurozone on January 1st, the internet has been full of “doom-mongering” about prices doubling.

If you’ve been looking at the prices for a Jet2holiday to Ibiza or the Algarve for Summer 2026, you’ve probably had a bit of a shock.

Updated: 25th April 2026 LIVE SATURDAY UPDATE - APRIL 25, 2026 The “Price Lock” Guarantee: As of yesterday (April 24), Jet2.com and Jet2holidays have taken an industry-leading stance by officially removing the surcharge provision from their terms.

The New Gatwick Rivalry For years, easyJet has owned the Gatwick leisure market. But as of March 26, 2026, Jet2 has officially planted its flag in the South Terminal with 29 routes and a fleet of brand-new Airbus A321neo aircraft.

Why the “Big” Destinations are a Trap in 2026 If you are looking at Majorca or Ibiza for August 2026, you’ve probably noticed the prices are eye-watering.

The 2026 easyJet Reality: “Small” is the New Standard If you haven’t flown easyJet since 2025, the rules have tightened. As of April 2026, the “Small Underseat Cabin Bag” is the only thing included in your base fare.