EasyJet hopes to grow easyJet holidays into a £450 million profit business by 2030 after the operator drove the lion's share of the group's growth this year – and seized a larger share of the UK package holiday market.
The carrier has upgraded its in-house operator's profit target after it achieved its medium-term £250 million aim early, one set back in 2023.
EasyJet holidays grew its pre-tax profits in the year to 30 September (FY25) by nearly a third (32%) from £190 million to £250 million.
This came off the back of a 27% increase in revenue to £1.44 billion, which outstripped passenger growth (+20%) thanks to a 5% increase in average selling price from £668 to £698.
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