abroad advice

[Sophie_P]

We are hoping to book abroad next year(in six week holidays) I know this will cause extra cost, but we are not ones to take out of school.
Where is the cheapest place to book abroad(e.g Corfu) Online or in travel agents? There will be two adults, ten year old and a six month old.
Thanks in advance

 

[CARNAT22]

Online is prob your best bet but I am not sure how far in advance you can book?The upside of booking so far in advance is you can put down a deposit and pay it off gradually.

I would say with the exchange rate on the Euro being so rubbish it's likely to cost a far bit while you are awa (as well as paying peak prices due to time of year you want to go!).

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[Sophie_P]

Thanks for your reply chick, appreciate it.

The time we are going to go just sucks but oh well. I actually thought online may be cheaper but the only sites I've been on you have to pay all in full. Hmph.

 

[Sophie_P]

Thanks for your reply chick, appreciate it.

The time we are going to go just sucks but oh well. I actually thought online may be cheaper but the only sites I've been on you have to pay all in full. Hmph.

 

[iWitch]

Thomson usually allow you to pay a deposit (poss £150pp) and Thomas Cook do (at times I've seen this at £100pp) xx

 

[jojo3972]

We have just booked for next yr to turkey in June 3 aduts 2 kids 2 k just over actually self catering I will take my kids out of school cos its far to hot in July August a d the price is ridiculous il pay the fine it's cheaper and its end of term time anyways they don't do much in June I won't be held ransom to the rally government! But anyways we had to ay 500 deposit and need to pay another 500 mid September with Thompson, went to Corfu yr before last hated it so expensive I love turkey and its cheap xx

 

[Sophie_P]

We've had quotes online for 994 all four of us in turkey bed and breakfast xx