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EasyJet holidays expanding Switzerland
Tour operator easyJet holidays is entering the Switzerland holiday market.
Holidays will go on sale this summer, for departures starting in early 2024.
EasyJet says it is currently the largest carrier flying from Switzerland to Spain, Portugal Croatia, Morocco and France.
Holidays will depart from Geneva, Basel and Zurich airports to over 70 destinations in Europe.
There will be a choice of over 4,000 hotels.
Garry Wilson, easyJet holidays’ CEO, said: “We’re currently the UK’s fastest growing tour operator so I’m delighted that we will be bringing our offering to Switzerland.”
“We can’t wait to help our Swiss customers find the perfect package.”
EasyJet holidays is a standalone business, part of the easyJet group.
It is targeting 60% growth for summer 2023 in the UK.
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