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Website: Loveholidays
Start date: Thursday 18 December
End date: Sunday 8 February

Sale strength: Online tour operator Loveholidays has launched its winter sale, offering ‘up to £600 off’ selected deals. When we looked on Monday 29 December, we saw discounts range from £15 to £220.

According to Loveholidays, the £600 saving is based on holidays of over £2,000. The discounts are ‘based on a representative sample of holidays available at the time of advertising and are subject to availability and change,’ it says. Discounts have already been applied, so there’s no need for a code.

Here are some deals we spotted for August 2026:

Seven nights at Boston in Tuscany, Italy, room only, flights included – from £279 per person (was £314)
Seven nights at Colina Mar Apartments in Gran Canaria, Spain, room only, flights included – from £319 per person (was £348)
Seven nights at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, room only, flights included – from £659 per person (£286 below peak price)

You can book a holiday with a deposit starting from £19 per person, which is £6 cheaper than the deposit Jet2 has on offer in its sale. While a low deposit may sound enticing, it’s important to only book a holiday you can afford – don’t get into debt to jet abroad.

Packages with Loveholidays are ATOL protected. The tour operator also runs a ‘Best Price Promise’ too, which means if you find the same holiday at a lower price elsewhere, it says it'll refund the difference.

Any other ways to save on flights this winter? Yes, British Airways, Easyjet, Jet2, TUI and Virgin Atlantic have also kicked off their sales.

Flights and holidays are dynamically priced based on availability, which means discounts on fares and packages can fluctuate, so if there's a flight you're after, use tools such as Skyscanner and Google Flights to track prices.

See our guide on how to find cheap flights for tips.

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