The operator said its BIG Orange Store Makeover competition came as part of its commitment to “ramping up investment for independent travel agent partners”. 

To be in with a chance of winning a new “vibrant and inspirational interior”, agents must list three reasons why they should win a store makeover via this link.

The winning stores will work with the easyJet holidays trade distribution team to overhaul their store’s interiors.

EasyJet holidays said each agency would “retain its independence within the design”. The competition closes on Monday 29 July.

In addition, homeworking agents can now order trinkets from a catalogue of easyJet holidays merchandise to add “a special touch to customers’ booking journeys or add flair to their home set-up”. 

EasyJet expects easyJet holidays to deliver around £180 million in pre-tax profits in the year to 30 September after revealing pre-tax profits of £73 million for the three months to 30 June – the pre-peak summer period – on Wednesday (24 July).