The Bromley-based agency announced on Tuesday (9 May) it has started selling one-way flying options for popular European city breaks.
One-way flying – the act of travelling one way by train and the other by plane to cut emissions in half – has gained foothold in recent times, as more people become increasingly worried about their holidays’ sustainability.
According to chief executive and founder Melissa Tilling, one-way flying is the perfect alternative for people who want to be more sustainable but have limited time and funds.
