Loveholidays Discount Codes June 2026

1 Current Deal

2,000 available

For travel up to September next year

Online travel agent Loveholidays is offering £60 off package holidays for new and existing customers when you go via our special link* and enter the code LOVEMSE at checkout. It's for travel any time up to 7 September 2027.

The deal will end at 11.59pm on Tuesday 14 July or when 2,000 codes have been claimed, whichever’s sooner.

The code will only work on package holidays costing £1,000 or more. If your initial package holiday price is less than £1,000, but you intend to purchase add-ons, such as travel insurance, transfers and luggage, and your booking exceeds £1,000, you can still use this code – though don't use this as an excuse to overspend.

If your total price is any amount under, or your booking a hotel stay only, it won’t work. The spend is per booking, rather than per person.

The code can't be stacked with other codes or cashback.

How good is this deal?

This is the biggest Loveholidays discount we've spotted. The next best discount we found was £50 off a £1,000+ spend for Blue Light Card holders, and 4.1% cashback for new customers only via Topcashback.

Even with the discount, Loveholidays may not work out cheapest for you. Holidays are dynamically priced based on availability, which means discounts on packages can fluctuate. Use our tips on How to find a cheap package holiday to make sure you're getting the best deal for your trip.

How do I use the code?

Enter LOVEMSE at the top of the payment section where it says 'Have a voucher or promo code'.

If you decide to pay in full, which is the most cost-effective way to pay, the discount will be applied automatically after entering the code.

If you decided to pay monthly, the discount will be spread across each payment equally. Payment plans incur a monthly 'admin fee' (£3.95 to £4.95), which will eat into the discount.

What is Loveholidays?

It's an ATOL protected online travel agent offering package holidays and hotels to destinations worldwide. When we checked on Monday 29 June, it had a 4.4/5 score at Trustpilot from over 260,000 reviews.

Loveholidays has a ‘best price promise’, which means if you find your holiday £10 or more cheaper elsewhere within seven days of your booking confirmation, it'll match up to £500 of the difference.

What if I don't want a package holiday?

This code only works on package holidays, but if you prefer to book the parts of your trip separately, see our guides on: Cheap flights | Cheap hotel deals | Cheap care hire | Overseas travel tips

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Expired

No code needed. Eg, seven-nights in Tuscany from £289 per person

Website: Loveholidays
Started: Thursday 18 December 2025
End date: Sunday 8 February 2026

Sale strength: Online tour operator Loveholidays has launched its winter sale, offering ‘up to £600 off’ selected deals. When we checked, 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 £289 per person (was £314)
Seven nights at Colina Mar Apartments in Gran Canaria, Spain, room only, flights included – from £339 per person (was £345)
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.

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 cheap package holidays for tips.

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