HOLIDAY-starved Brits led a stampede for unlockdown bookings yesterday — with one tour giant taking more than one a second.for the latest news & updatesJet2, the UK’s second-largest tour operator, saw demand rocket by 1,000 per cent.Hoseasons, the biggest provider of staycations, sold more than 10,000 in the hours afterMeanwhile, Tui, the UK’s largest tour operator, also reported a huge increase in bookings to foreign sunshine resorts.
Trips to Greece are available in August from £53 compared to £216 in the same month in 2019, it said.Spain is down from £151 to £52 and Italy has fallen from £131 to £24.'DESPERATE TO GET AWAY' Meanwhile, self-catering family holidays in the UK are allowed from April 12, with mixed household trips from May 17.
Matt won’t be happy, I feel an another delay on lifting lockdown coming on.