The operator, launched by budget carrier easyJet in November 2019, believes it is on course to serve 1.1 million holidaymakers in the current financial year.
In a trading update, issued on Friday morning (23 September), the operator said its mid-term ambition was to achieve pre-tax profits of £100 million.
EasyJet holidays said its growth was evidence of it capitalising on easyJet’s European leisure network, generating "strong and growing returns".
It added it was "uniquely positioned", owing to its 95% variable cost base, to "take market share" from other tour operators.
