How does it feel..? Well, today, we’re told, is the most depressing day of the year, and invented by a tour operator to get us to go and book a holiday.. so let’s reach for Sky Travel on Blue Monday.
Blue Monday originators Sky Travel, we must admit, have flown somewhat under our radar.
But we’re glad to jump on board now with their bumper deals to lift your blues.
They bill themselves under Infinite Horizon Travel as a full-service travel agency.
And they offer customers (both budget-friendly and luxury) the best and most cost efficient travel options.
From flights, hotels, car rentals, cruises, land arrangements, tour packages (ready made and customised) to suit their travel needs.
En route
Now if you’re a fan of Berlin, Bordeaux and Malaga (and who isn’t?) then you’ll be happy to know that they’re Sky Travel’s most popular routes as is indeed, Belfast.
With flights to those destinations starting from £17-26.
Now we all of us are guided by the flash offers that sites put up and Sky Travel give us a wide range.
Hotel service
With an old favourite, Prague, flagged up… and the Hotel Paris.
With three sample weekend nights for the beginning of February.
All of which will set you back £456 for an adult and child, through booking.com.
A bit closer to home, if home is Britain is Bath (yes, of course you’ll find London hotels aplenty).
Go-to chain Hilton, and the Hampton by Hilton Bath City is packaged up.
As an adult and child for three nights from £453.
So you can binge on the baths and if you’ve got any sense and sensibility Jane Austen.
China mate
While to remind us that there’s not a corner of the globe that they’re not on, Sky Travel introduce us to Suzhou in China… it’s near Shanghai.
And three nights again for an adult and a child comes in at £169.
Now all that’s left is to get to the airport… see, it’s as well to Reach for Sky Travel on Blue Monday.