Logitravel: The Complete UK Guide

Logitravel is a Spanish online travel agency, part of Logitravel Group, headquartered in Palma de Mallorca and merged with Viajes El Corte Inglés in 2021 to form one of Spain’s largest tourism groups. Its UK site, logitravel.co.uk, sells flight and hotel packages the same way loveholidays or On the Beach do, mixing and matching from third-party suppliers rather than flying its own aircraft. What sets it apart from every other operator in this series is breadth: alongside package holidays, Logitravel sells flights, hotels, car hire, cruises, train tickets, ski trips and a whole separate Long Trips division covering escorted tours, multi-centre holidays, fly-drives and safaris. This guide covers what you actually get, the ATOL catch worth knowing before you book, and how Logitravel compares with TUI, Jet2holidays, loveholidays and On the Beach.

If you’re ready to browse, search Logitravel to see live flight and hotel bundles from your nearest UK airport.

What do you get with a Logitravel package?

A Logitravel package bundles a return flight and a hotel into one checkout, with car hire, cruises and rail available as separate bookings on the same site. Logitravel doesn’t own its own airline or hotels, it packages whichever supplier fits your search, including Ryanair, since Logitravel is an authorised Ryanair booking agency, one of relatively few UK travel sites that can put a Ryanair flight and a hotel on the same booking.

Hold luggage works the same way it does with loveholidays or Expedia. There’s no fixed allowance built into the package, it’s whatever the operating airline includes on the fare Logitravel has sourced, listed on your booking confirmation and e-ticket. Add extra bags through the airline directly if you need more. Our hand luggage size guide covers cabin bag rules for every UK airline you might end up flying with, and the Airline Luggage Checker compares hold bag costs side by side.

Logitravel holds ABTA membership P6643, which is a genuine layer of protection loveholidays doesn’t have. Where Logitravel is weaker is ATOL: it isn’t automatic on every booking, because Logitravel packages third-party suppliers rather than running one fixed scheme. Its own legal notice tells customers to ask for confirmation of what protection applies, and warns that if you don’t receive an ATOL certificate, that part of your booking isn’t ATOL protected. Ask before you pay, not after.

Is Logitravel actually any good?

Trustpilot rates Logitravel 4.2 out of 5 from around 366 UK reviews, a genuinely mixed picture. Positive reviews single out competitive pricing and individual staff members by name for going the extra mile. The recurring complaints are payment and booking problems, including customers unable to complete payment online, and slower refunds during disputed cancellations. There’s no Which? 2026 score for Logitravel, the same position as Mercury Holidays and Exoticca, whose UK customer bases were too small for Which?’s survey to include.

“The bit that would stop me booking blind is the ATOL line. Most operators either cover you or they don’t. Logitravel’s own booking conditions say you have to ask them to confirm what’s protected. Ring them, get the certificate in writing, then book.”

Kate Acaster, Chief Editor, Flight Tribe

Where can you go with Logitravel?

Logitravel’s package holidays lean heavily on Spain and the Mediterranean, its top sellers include Majorca, Benidorm, PortAventura World and Amsterdam, alongside the Balearic Islands, Greek Islands and wider Caribbean. Departures are available from around 25 UK airports, a wider regional spread than most of the operators in this series.

The bigger difference is Logitravel’s separate Long Trips division, covering escorted tours, multi-centre holidays, fly-drives and safaris to destinations most UK package sites don’t touch at all: Cuba, Thailand, Turkey, the United States, Ireland and long-haul Africa and Asia routes among them. No other guide in this series packages a safari or a fly-drive alongside its standard beach holidays.

Cuba sits alongside Thailand, Turkey and the US as one of Logitravel’s named Long Trips top sellers, bookable as an escorted tour, a multi-centre holiday or a simple flight and hotel package. Escorted tours here work differently to a standard beach package, they typically bundle several hotels across one itinerary rather than a single resort, plus transport between stops, so check exactly which nights and transfers are included. The same ATOL caveat applies here too, cover depends on how Logitravel has classified your specific booking, so ask for confirmation before committing to a longer, more expensive itinerary.

ABTA cover, the ATOL catch, and cancelling a booking

Logitravel’s ABTA membership (P6643) means it has to maintain ABTA’s Code of Conduct and gives you access to ABTA’s independent dispute resolution scheme if a complaint can’t be resolved directly. That’s a real safety net loveholidays doesn’t offer. ATOL is the part that needs more care: because Logitravel packages flights and hotels from third-party suppliers rather than running one fixed protected scheme, cover isn’t automatic on every booking. Always ask Logitravel to confirm what protection applies and check you’ve been sent an ATOL certificate, since a booking without one isn’t ATOL protected.

Logitravel doesn’t publish a fixed deposit scheme or a set cancellation scale the way Jet2holidays (£60pp) or Mercury Holidays (from £250pp) do. Cancellation fees vary by destination, supplier, fare and the dates you’ve booked, and Logitravel confirms them during the booking process and again in your confirmation email, rather than on one public terms page. Customer service is by phone or online, Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00 only, closed on weekends and bank holidays, worth knowing if your flight changes on a Saturday. Payment methods include Visa, Mastercard, Amex, PayPal and Klarna instalments on selected bookings.

Logitravel’s Ryanair connection

Logitravel is an authorised Ryanair booking agency, a genuine point of difference. Most UK package sites can’t touch a Ryanair flight at all, since Ryanair sells directly and restricts which agents can resell its fares. Thomas Cook gets around this with a separate Ryanair Holidays sub-brand, Logitravel does it directly through its own Ryanair holidays section, letting you package a Ryanair flight with a hotel in one booking rather than juggling two separate confirmations.

It’s a small but genuine differentiator: if your dates only work with a Ryanair route, Logitravel is one of the few places you can still buy a proper package around it, rather than booking the flight on Ryanair’s own site and the hotel separately. Thomas Cook offers something similar through its own Ryanair Holidays sub-brand, but the two aren’t identical, prices and available routes can differ, so it’s worth checking both if a Ryanair flight is central to your plans. The same ATOL rule applies here as everywhere else on this site, ask Logitravel to confirm what’s protected before you pay, since Ryanair itself doesn’t provide ATOL cover on its own scheduled fares.

Logitravel vs booking separately

Because Logitravel packages third-party flights and hotels rather than running its own protected scheme, the case for booking a package here is weaker than with TUI or Jet2holidays, and closer to loveholidays or On the Beach: you’re mainly paying for one checkout and ABTA cover, not a resort rep or a fixed baggage allowance. Logitravel also sells hotels on their own, useful if you’d rather book your own flight separately, particularly on routes where Logitravel’s Ryanair access doesn’t apply. Price both ways before assuming the package is cheaper, since the saving isn’t guaranteed the way a negotiated tour-operator rate can be.

Logitravel vs TUI vs loveholidays vs On the Beach

Logitravel sits closest to the OTA tier in this comparison, no captive airline, no fixed deposit or cancellation scale, but it keeps ABTA cover where loveholidays doesn’t, and adds a genuinely wider product range than On the Beach or Expedia, both of which also package third-party flights and hotels without a fixed brand allowance. Thomas Cook shares the Ryanair-inclusive angle through its own Ryanair Holidays sub-brand. For escorted tours and multi-country trips specifically, Mercury Holidays and Exoticca are the closer peers to Logitravel’s Long Trips division, both also carry ABTA and ATOL cover rather than Logitravel’s booking-dependent ATOL. TUI and Jet2holidays remain the safer default if you want a fixed baggage allowance and a resort rep as standard. For the fuller breakdown across every UK operator, see our package holidays comparison.

How to get the best price on Logitravel

Logitravel’s Weekly Deals page is the fastest way to see current discounted packages rather than searching from scratch. Because Logitravel packages third-party suppliers rather than block-booking charter seats, being flexible on dates and departure airport tends to move the price more than it would with a fixed-departure operator like Jet2holidays, so it’s worth comparing two or three nearby dates before booking. If a Ryanair route serves your destination, checking Logitravel’s Ryanair-inclusive packages against a standard flight-and-hotel search is worth the extra few minutes, since availability and pricing can differ between the two.

Browse current Logitravel holiday packages to see live prices from your nearest UK airport.

Practical guides for Logitravel travellers

Hand luggage size for UK airlines: check the cabin bag rules for whichever airline your Logitravel booking uses.

Airline Luggage Checker: compare hold and hand baggage allowances across eight UK airlines side by side.

How to get cheap flights: general booking-window advice that applies just as well to a Logitravel package as a standalone flight.

Best time to book a holiday: how far ahead to search for the best combination of price and availability.

Frequently asked questions

Is Logitravel ATOL protected?

Not automatically. Logitravel packages flights and hotels from third-party suppliers rather than running its own ATOL scheme, so cover depends on what you’ve actually booked. Always ask for confirmation and check you’ve received an ATOL certificate at checkout, since without one, that part of your trip isn’t protected.

Is Logitravel ABTA protected?

Yes. Logitravel is a full ABTA member, membership number P6643, which covers your right to the holiday you booked and gives you access to ABTA’s independent dispute resolution scheme if something goes wrong.

What is Logitravel’s cancellation policy?

There’s no single published scale. Cancellation fees vary by destination, supplier, fare and the dates you’ve booked, and are shown to you during the booking process and confirmed again in your booking email.

Can I book a Ryanair flight through Logitravel?

Yes. Logitravel is an authorised Ryanair agency, one of relatively few UK travel sites that can package a Ryanair flight together with a hotel in a single booking.

What luggage is included with a Logitravel package?

It depends on the specific airline and fare Logitravel has sourced for your booking, since there’s no fixed brand allowance the way there is with TUI or Jet2holidays. Check your booking confirmation and e-ticket for the exact amount.

Is Logitravel actually any good?

Mixed. Trustpilot rates it 4.2 out of 5 from around 366 UK reviews, with praise for pricing and individual staff members but recurring complaints about payment problems and slow refunds. There’s no Which? 2026 score, its UK sample size was too small to be included.

How does Logitravel compare with TUI, Jet2holidays and loveholidays?

Logitravel has no captive airline and no fixed deposit or cancellation scale, closer to loveholidays and On the Beach than to TUI or Jet2holidays, which fly their own aircraft and publish clear terms. Logitravel’s edge is breadth: it also sells flights, hotels, car hire, cruises, trains, ski holidays and escorted tours from one site.

What else can you book with Logitravel besides package holidays?

Flights, hotels, car hire, cruises, train tickets, ski trips, and through its Long Trips division, multi-centre holidays, fly-drives, safaris and escorted tours to destinations well beyond the short-haul beach resorts most UK package sites focus on.

Kate Acaster

Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.

Kate has travelled through Europe, South America and beyond, usually with a notebook, a half-formed plan and a strong opinion on airport snacks. At Flight Tribe, her work focuses on helping UK travellers understand what is included, what costs extra, and whether a trip is worth booking at the price shown.

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