The extension of the brand into the two new markets follows its launch in Switzerland in August.
The operator will replicate its UK business model in France and Germany. In France, 63 European destinations will be offered, flying from 16 airports including Paris Charles de Galle and Orly, Nice and Lyon.
In Germany, 47 destinations will be launched, with flying from Berlin, Munich and Hamburg.
Garry Wilson, easyJet holidays’ chief executive, said: “Ever since we launched our business we had ambitions to be a pan-European tour operator, so we are thrilled to launch our easyJet holidays business in France and Germany, following our launch into Switzerland back in August.
“We’re currently the UK’s fastest growing tour operator and we’re looking forward to making our mark in Europe and helping our French and German customers find their perfect package holiday.”
EasyJet holidays will offer beach holidays and city breaks to more than 3,000 hotels. To support the new European markets, it has 24/7 customer support with French and German speaking agents.
The expansion comes weeks after easyJet holidays announced £122 million profit before tax and for the 2023 financial year.
