The British Airways Holidays sale has up to £300 off package holidays booked by 30 April 2026.
The idea is simple enough. You save more the more you spend, and the discount is applied automatically if your booking qualifies. We like that BA is being fairly clear here, because a lot of travel sales still make you dig around for the actual numbers.
Here’s how the offer works:
- Save £300 when you spend £10,000 or more on a flight + hotel package
- Save £200 when you spend £5,000 or more on a flight + hotel package
- Save £100 when you spend £2,500 or more on a flight + hotel or flight + car package
- Save £50 when you spend £1,250 or more on a flight + hotel or flight + car package
The travel window is decent too. Flight + hotel bookings can be for trips from 1 May 2026 to 26 March 2027, while flight + car bookings are valid from 1 May to 31 October 2026.
Our take on the BA Holidays sale
This is a decent sale, though not a particularly dramatic one.
The lower and middle thresholds are the most useful. £50 off £1,250 or £100 off £2,500 is enough to make a package a bit more appealing, especially if you were already planning to book with BA Holidays anyway.
The higher tiers are less exciting than they first look. £300 off £10,000 is welcome, obviously, but it is not the sort of discount that should make the decision for you. If you’re spending that much, what matters far more is whether the hotel is good, whether the flights are sensible, and whether the package price stacks up against booking it separately.
That’s really the main point with this one. The sale is real, but it doesn’t automatically mean the holidays are standout deals.
Why it could still be worth checking
BA Holidays does still have a few things going for it.
You’re getting ATOL protection, the convenience of booking flights and accommodation together, and a long booking window that covers not just summer and winter sun, but also some early 2027 trips. For a lot of people, that neatness is part of the value.
If you already like booking through BA, or you’d rather not build the whole trip yourself, there’s enough here to make it worth a look before the sale ends.
We’d just be a bit more cautious with the bigger bookings. On the cheaper and mid-range packages, the discount feels useful. On the expensive ones, it feels more like a small extra than a major selling point.
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