TUI adds three French city break destinations
TUI is bolstering its Europe short breaks program with the addition of three French cities.
City breaks to Marseille, Bordeaux and Lyon and available to book with departures from several UK airports.
Short breaks to Marseille have flights available departing from London Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted, as well as Edinburgh.
Lyon flights are from London Gatwick, Heathrow and Manchester.
Bordeaux city breaks are served by London Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
TUI also offers Paris city breaks as well as dozens of other cities across Europe and the Gulf region.
The new French breaks start from £160 per person and add-on experiences are available like Bordeaux wine-tasting and a cruise with lunch in Lyon.
“France offers some of Europe’s most exciting city break destinations. Marseille, Lyon and Bordeaux are perfect for a cultural escape or a long weekend of relaxation,” said TUI UK & Ireland commercial director Chris Logan.
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