Consumers in Europe know of Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving when many businesses offer special deals. However there is a new trend emerging in the region that may soon surpass it, known as Travel Tuesday.
The phenomenon, which The New York Times credited to online-booking platform Hopper for popularizing, is a day in which shoppers can find deals on travel purchases such as hotel stays and airline flights.
In recent years it has gained interest from individuals not only from the US and Canada, but also increasingly from Europe.
Particularly in the UK, the Netherlands and Spain, there’s been elevated interest online.
Data provided by the travel marketing platform Sojern showed that last year, Travel Tuesday saw notable bumps in hotel, cruise, and airline purchases compared to the 2 weeks prior and after.
Want to learn how to take advantage of the up and coming trend? Read on below.
Here are some of the top 2024 travel deals to watch out for:
Expedia: Expedia is set to have some big deals this year, so be sure to keep an eye on this page. The offers go live on November 22nd.
Qatar Airways: Though 2024 offers haven’t been announced yet, last year deals at Qatar Airways offered savings of up to 12% off on flights.
Accor Hotels: Accor is offering discounts on subscriptions to its ‘All’ membership scheme, with 15-50% off depending on which payment plan you choose. To claim this, use the code BLACKFRIDAY2024 on Accor’s site.
Sim Local: On Travel Tuesday Sim Local, a leader in the eSIM industry, is offering 20% of eSIM plans. To claim this, use the code UNLIMITED20 at SimLocal.com. The promo code to work from December 1st to 3rd.
Newmarket Holidays: Tour company Newmarket has savings of up to 15% on its most popular holiday tours. The sale will last until Monday December 9th, with savings of 10% on all but its 50 most popular trips.