Trips with the operator can now be booked up to the end of October 2023.
The new season includes destinations such as the Canary Islands, the Balearics, Turkey and Greece, and features breaks to a selection of recently added hotels to easyJet holidays’ portfolio.
The launch will also see the return of children being able to holiday for free at more than 40 hotels, including during school holidays.
Over one million return seats with easyJet will be available exclusively to the tour operator, with flights from eight UK airports.
To mark the new launch, easyJet holidays is also offering agents an exclusive trade promo code, for customers to save £200 on holidays with a minimum spend of £2,000.
Paul Bixby, easyJet holidays commercial director, said "so many people" have missed out on summer holidays, and as the winter period approaches people want "sunshine to look forward to".
"We’ve got a huge range of holidays and we’ve bought back thousands of free child places, because we know that families in particular are looking for a well-earned break," he added.
The launch of the summer 2023 portfolio comes as the holiday company’s latest travel trends report, Taking the Temperature, reportedly revealed renewed signs of booking confidence among the British public.
It also found that two-thirds (67%) of Brits feel like they’ve "missed out on holidaymaking memories" due to Covid-19, while demand for great-value holidays is said to be on the rise.
A seven-night stay at the three-star Club Mac Alcudia in Majorca on an all-inclusive basis costs £521pp, including flights from Gatwick, 23kg luggage allowance per person and transfers on 2 May 2023.
A seven-night holiday at the four-star Magic Robin Hood in Alicante, on an all-inclusive basis is £597pp and a seven-night stay at the four-star Virginia Family Resort in Rhodes starts at £457pp.
EasyJet holidays will also offer seven nights at the four-star Mitsis Family Village in Kos on an all-inclusive basis for £521pp.
