Middle East

It's not every day we get to reintroduce you to an airline! 

London Gatwick

England

Perth

Australia

Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia

Bahrain

Malaysia, Australia and Bahrain 🌏 in £160s-£520s rtn 

Finally… the Pegasus prophecy has been fulfilled 🔮

Edinburgh

Scotland

Yerevan

Armenia

Bishkek

Kyrgyzstan

Baku

Azerbaijan

Kuwait City

Kuwait

Giza

Egypt

Sharm El-Sheikh

Hurghada

Istanbul

Turkey

Manchester

Alexandria

Tbilisi

Georgia

Almaty

Kazakhstan

Birmingham

Muscat

Oman

London Stansted

Shymkent

Sharjah

United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi

Antalya

Georgia, Egypt, Armenia and more ☀️ in £70s-£310s rtn

Berlin

Germany

Amman

Jordan

Doha

Qatar

Dubai

Dammam

Saudi Arabia

Munich

Frankfurt

Hamburg

Dusseldorf

Stuttgart

Charleroi

Belgium

Amsterdam

Netherlands

Rotterdam

Eindhoven

Paris

France

Copenhagen

Denmark

Oslo

Norway

The Middle East & more ☀️ in €70s-€290s rtn

You can play around with multi-city trips for these high-season routes…

London Heathrow

Mahé

Let’s face it, your current desktop background is probably a picture of the Seychelles, so why not make the jump from screen-saver fantasy to actual reality?
Visiting this tropical haven means trading your office chair for a sun lounger beside postcard-perfect beaches, where giant granite boulders meet impossibly clear turquoise water. It’s the kind of escape that’s both ridiculously luxurious and genuinely wild, where you can spend the morning snorkeling vibrant coral reefs and the afternoon greeting ancient giant tortoises. 
Forget fighting for towel space; the only thing you’ll be wrestling is the urge to never, ever leave, proving that sometimes, the most cliché paradise is actually the best one.

Seychelles

Forget fighting for towel space; the only thing you’ll be wrestling in the Seychelles is the urge to never, ever leave, proving that sometimes, the most cliché paradise is actually the best one.

Nairobi

Kenya

Malé

Maldives

Singapore

Seoul

South Korea

Beijing

China

Hong Kong

Chiang Mai

Thailand

Bangkok

Jakarta

Indonesia

Colombo

Sri Lanka is often called the ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean,’ but frankly, that sounds waaaay too delicate for a place that packs so much punch into one island. 
Forget choosing between beaches and mountains; here, you can sip world-class Ceylon tea in the misty highlands in the morning and be surfing on golden coasts that same afternoon. From spotting leopards and elephants on safari to exploring ancient rock fortresses and marveling at incredible temple ruins, Sri Lanka throws everything at you, and you’ll love every chaotic, flavorful, and unforgettable moment of it. 
It’s an island where adventure is mandatory, curry is king, and your itinerary quickly becomes a blur of astounding landscapes and genuinely welcoming smiles.

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is often called the ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean,’ but frankly, that sounds way too delicate for a place that packs so much punch into one island.

New Delhi

India

Mumbai

Hyderabad

Bengaluru

Kochi

Thiruvananthapuram

Chennai

Dublin

Ireland

Phuket

Sri Lanka, Maldives, Seychelles and more 🌿 in £250s-£530s/€350s-€540s rtn

Egypt, Oman, Georgia and more 🌏 in £180s-£280s & €140s-€250s rtn

Not to brag, but we totally saw this sale coming 💁🏻‍♀️

Bodrum

Kutaisi

Kayseri

Dalaman

Gazipaşa

Stockholm

Sweden

Gothenburg

Billund

Aalborg

Bremen

Izmir

Hanover

Ankara

Cologne

Batumi

Dortmund

Nuremberg

Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Egypt, and more ⛰️in €100s-€190s rtn

Going to Iran for the first time. No one form my family ever went there. Pretty excited to go :D

Postcard from Tomek

Got it!  Just booked a 5-day trip to Tehran from London for £130 x 2 people.  Remarkable!

Postcard from Keith

Bahrain

Malaysia, Australia and Bahrain in £160s-£520s rtn

Georgia, Egypt, Armenia and more in £70s-£310s rtn

The Middle East & more in €70s-€290s rtn

Sri Lanka, Maldives, Seychelles and more in £250s-£530s/€350s-€540s rtn

Egypt, Oman, Georgia and more in £180s-£280s & €140s-€250s rtn

Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Egypt, and more in €100s-€190s rtn

Postcard from Tomek

Postcard from Keith