easyJet holidays Adds 140+ Hotels Across Europe, North Africa

easyjet holidays has expanded its travel portfolio by adding more than 140 new hotels and resorts across Europe and North Africa, significantly increasing its offering ahead of the 2026 summer travel season. The move includes over 50 beach destinations and more than 90 city break properties across major European markets.

The expansion reflects rising demand for both leisure and urban travel, with the company broadening its product range to include luxury resorts, family-friendly properties, and city-centre hotels. The additions aim to provide wider choice for travellers across multiple price points and travel styles.

Expansion Across Beach and City Destinations

The newly added inventory includes over 50 hotels in key beach destinations across Europe and North Africa. These locations are among the most popular for summer travel, offering a mix of all-inclusive resorts, wellness retreats, and premium beachfront properties.

In parallel, more than 90 new hotels have been introduced across major European cities, strengthening the operator’s city break offering. The additions target high-demand urban destinations, providing accommodation options with strong transport connectivity and proximity to key attractions.

The expansion supports a dual strategy of catering to both traditional leisure travellers seeking resort experiences and short-haul city break customers.

Luxury and Premium Additions

Among the key additions is the five-star Royal Hideaway Corales Villas in Tenerife, positioned within the operator’s Luxury Collection. The property features proximity to a championship golf course, two Michelin-star restaurants, dedicated children’s facilities, and spa amenities.

Another notable inclusion is the five-star Kasbah Tamadot in Morocco, an established luxury property known for its standalone riads and remote setting. The addition strengthens the company’s premium offering in North Africa.

Also launching this summer is the five-star Mangia’s Costa Ragusa Borgo in Sicily, a Mediterranean wellness resort offering private beach access and dining focused on regional cuisine.

These properties highlight a strategic push into high-end travel segments while maintaining a broader mix of mid-range and budget options.

City Break Portfolio Growth

The expanded city portfolio includes new additions such as The Hoxton Charlottenburg in Berlin and Hotel SB Glow in Barcelona. These properties offer features such as rooftop amenities, central locations, and connectivity to public transport networks.

The company has also introduced promotional pricing incentives, including a £20 per person discount on city break packages booked before 31 August 2026, aimed at stimulating early bookings.

Sample pricing for city breaks includes three-night packages starting at £152 per person for Krakow, £213 for Berlin and Budapest, and £291 for Barcelona, with flights included from multiple UK departure points.

Package Structure and Pricing Details

All packages include flights and hotel accommodation, along with 23kg of luggage per passenger. Beach holiday packages also include transfers, while selected premium packages offer additional services such as fast-track security and private transfers.

Examples of beach holiday pricing include seven-night stays ranging from £239 per person in Rhodes to £2,137 per person for luxury accommodation in Morocco. Mid-range options include £474 for Antalya, £483 for Paphos, and £896 for Corfu, all inclusive of flights and transfers.

Higher-end offerings include properties in Tenerife and Sicily, with pricing exceeding £1,000 per person depending on board basis and inclusions.

Operational Context and Market Demand

The expansion comes as travel demand continues to strengthen across short-haul European markets. The addition of both city and resort properties indicates a balanced approach to capturing multiple travel segments, including family holidays, luxury travel, and short urban breaks.

The operator has also emphasized flexibility in its packages, including options for booking changes, refund guarantees, and price assurances, reflecting evolving consumer expectations in the post-pandemic travel environment.

According to company statements, the expanded portfolio is designed to accommodate increased passenger volumes expected during the summer season, while enhancing competitiveness in the packaged travel segment.

Current Status

With over 140 new properties now added, easyJet holidays has significantly increased its accommodation inventory across Europe and North Africa. The expanded offering is currently available for booking, with travel dates spanning spring and summer 2026, supported by promotional pricing and flexible booking conditions.