Jet2's 'final chance' message to people booking summer holidays
Jet2 has issued a 'final chance' message to anyone booking a summer holiday. The travel giant is currently running a huge promotion that offers £400 off a family holiday - but it ends tonight.
This means anyone booking a holiday will have their final chance at getting money off today. The Jet2Holidays discount offers families £400 off an upcoming holiday if it is booked before 11:59pm tonight (July 2).
Taking to X (formerly Twitter) Jet2 said: "FINAL CHANCE to save £400 off your next Jet2holiday! Ends midnight tonight! *T&Cs apply. Based on 4 people."
According to the Jet2Holidays website, the deal actually offers £100pp off a Jet2 holiday. This means for holidays with four people the discount would be £400, for three people it would be £300 off and for two people it would be £200.
To receive the discount, travellers must be a myJet2 member and be logged into their account at the time of booking. For non-myJet2 customers, there is still a saving of £90 per person available.
How to get the Jet2Holidays discount
According to the Jet2Holidays website, to redeem the offer customers can click the 'Apply Discount' button. The button is displayed at all stages at the top of each page on the Jet2Holidays website and app, throughout the booking process.
The per person discount is applied to the full balance of the holiday, not the deposit amount payable. The discount will not be applied for children under the age of 2 years at the date of return or children travelling on a Free Child Place(s).
The offer is applicable to new bookings only and only one discount per booking is available.
Once the discount has been applied, the the price displayed will be the total price of the package. This will include the applicable discount of £100 per person for myJet2 members or £90 per person for non-myJet2 members (the full price will also be displayed).
The price of a Jet2Holiday includes flights, accommodation and coach transfers, unless otherwise specified. The holidays are based on your search criteria and the available rates at the time of your search.
The offer is available when booked online at www.jet2holidays.com, through the Jet2holidays app, through the Jet2holidays contact centre and through a travel agent.
Which holidays are included?
The Jet2 deal is valid only on new holidays booked before 11:59pm on July 2, 2025. The discount is valid on all holiday departures before November 15, 2026.
Where applicable, the discount can be used in conjunction with one other code that is required to be manually entered during the booking process. It cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer unless otherwise detailed in the applicable Jet2Holidays promotion terms.
Jet2 notes that if flight dates or any passenger names are changed following the original booking, the discount will no longer apply and the balance may become payable upon such a change being made.
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