The government has set out plans to simplify domestic package holiday bookings, launching a consultation on Wednesday (20 September) to ensure more choice and more competitive prices for customers.
Loganair passengers can connect to Fistral Beach with the airline's reinstated direct flights to Newquay (Credit: Leif Christoph Gottwald / Unsplash)
This is part of a wider attempt to reform package travel regulations, which include the flight-inclusive packages widely sold by tour operators such as Jet2, Tui and easyJet holidays.
According to ministers, the 12-week consultation will look at whether reforming domestic package holidays will boost the UK’s domestic tourism. It will also seek industry advice on how to remove regulatory burdens, allowing businesses to be more competitive.
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