The UK holiday specialist stopped taking new trade bookings at the start of the coronavirus crisis to focus instead on help agents move or rebook clients’ trips affected by the pandemic.
However, parent Awaze this week confirmed it had started turning third party bookings back on, and pledged to offer consumers more flexibility in an effort to give them the confidence to book.
The boost comes ahead of what is expected to be a busy summer for domestic tourism, with the Foreign Office continuing to advise against all non-essential travel worldwide.
