In most respects indistinguishable from, Holidaydeals is an efficient online bucket-shop: fast, unimaginative and impersonal.Ī persistent error on Lastminute's server meant that I could see this offer, but requests for further information and other searches proved fruitless. 7 nights in a two-star hotel (half-board) in Heraklion for £79 (Gatwick).Nonetheless, the definition of "package" is wider than on most of its competitors and more likely to appeal to the discerning, independently-minded Guardian reader. 7 nights' self-catering camping in the Loire for £75 with Eurocamp (Dover).Ī gaudy newcomer to the web, UTravel's "empowering" slogans are an irritation, and the site needs time to settle down.The notes at the bottom of each page explain that occasionally airport taxes and other charges are not included in the headline price. The sheer number of packages in the Bargainholidays database is impressive, especially if you can leave within two days. 14 nights' self-catering in Corfu for £99 (Newcastle).7 nights in a one/two-star hotel in Heraklion, Crete for £79 (Gatwick).Teletext, one feels, has not quite got to grips with the internet and the effort involved in searching for a holiday here is only justified if you have no access to a television.
14 nights' self-catering in Costa Almeria for £49 (Manchester).
Although Teletext came up with this deal, too, Expedia highlighted it on the front page of its site, while on Teletext it was buried among semi-legible screenshots.
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