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Ryanair, EasyJet and travel firms slash prices to give Brits chance of summer holidays
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mirror.co.ukTravel firms are slashing prices by up to two thirds to tempt nervous passengers into booking late summer breaks, insiders reveal.
Experts say holidaymakers are in for a bargain bonanza once lockdown restrictions are eased as airlines and tour operators will be keen to fill seats and hotels.
With red-hot deals already up for grabs in July and August, as the Government looks into setting up air bridges to popular destinations, hopes of a summer break in the sun have been revived again.
Travel consultant Paul Charles said: “Airlines will be looking to pump-prime the market, which will result in a flood of cheap seats as they try to persuade people to fly again.” Budget airlines have already sparked a price war.
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