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Planning a summer holiday used to involve travel agents, plastic folders, and a collection of wildly optimistic brochures picturing impossibly blue water. These days, you’re more likely sprawled on a sofa, toggling tabs between 40 browser options while pretending to pay attention on a Zoom call. Somewhere around tab 27 sits TUI.co.uk, politely offering you a buffet of package deals, bundle discounts, and a loyalty-sprinkled promise to take care of everything. Or at least most of it.
This May and June, TUI is dangling a not-insignificant carrot: up to £500 off per couple on select holidays to Greece, Turkey, and various other sun-drenched destinations you’ve cursor-hovered over at least once this month. The usual conditions apply: the discount is "up to," not guaranteed, and it's smarter to think of it as a helpful reduction rather than a financial miracle. As usual, availability dances closely with demand, so the exact amount you’ll save depends on your dates, destination, and appetite for mid-tier all-inclusive perks.
In practical terms, this makes a decent dent in a typical seven-night Mediterranean escape, especially if you're looking outside peak school-holiday chaos. A couple booking a mid-range resort in Rhodes or Antalya might actually see the bulk of the £500 materialise, especially if you're not too picky about flying at slightly uncivilised hours from a regional airport.
Yes, there are "Kids Go Free" spots. No, they’re not infinite. If your small humans meet the age and room-sharing requirements (and your patience survives the booking filters), this can be a genuine money-saver. Just don’t be surprised if your preferred resort already looks suspiciously full - a sign other parents have already claimed the few family rooms available during half-term.
TUI is the goliath of the package holiday world, not the artisanal alternative. That means the experience is often dependably average in the best sense: flights run on time-ish, transfers generally appear, and resorts tend to deliver what they promised in pixel form. Their TUI BLUE line aims for a slightly more curated experience with better food and locally relevant design, while the Sensatori (now "Sensatori by TUI BLUE," because everything needs a colon or sub-brand) promises indulgence - more pillow menus, more al fresco dining, and the occasional yoga class at sunrise for people who pretend they do that sort of thing routinely.
It’s not high-end luxury, but it’s comfortable and predictable, which has its own appeal in a world where "charming boutique hotel" sometimes translates to "no Wi-Fi, probably ghosts."
Your booking - flights, hotels, transfers - can be managed through the MyTUI portal or their app, which appears roughly as functional as you need it to be, particularly if you value boarding passes and check-in reminders over a UX award. There are worse travel apps. (We’re looking at you, the one that logs you out during boarding.)
There’s also some 24/7 support, though resolution speed varies. Think gentle reassurance more than rapid triage. If your room has issues, don’t expect an upgrade before you’ve sent a few polite but increasingly firm messages.
No secret handshake required. The discounts are automatically applied when available - there’s no need to rummage around for a promo code, although TUI sometimes surfaces extra voucher codes via their newsletter. Signing up might be worth it if you can tolerate the inbox clutter in exchange for a few targeted nudges when prices dip or a free kid’s spot emerges from the depths.
TUI isn’t going to win the heart of a rugged-solo-traveler-on-a-motorbike. But that’s not the point. These deals are for people who want sun, clarity, and not having to Google how to get from an airport to their accommodation. For better or worse, a TUI holiday is generally a smooth, frictionless ride - sunscreen included, soul-searching optional.
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