SANDALS have launched a flash sale with discounts on luxury holidays to destinations in the Caribbean.
Many of the holidays have up to 45 percent off, meaning you can could save up to £700 on your next trip.
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The flash sale features seven-night stays at top luxury resorts in Jamaica, St. Lucia, Barbados and Antigua, with flights included.
For those happy to book a break while there is still uncertainty
around travel, the holidays included in the sale have travel dates for later in the year, including autumn and winter.
Of course, foreign holidays are still banned for Brits, with the
government reviewing the ban on April 12 and borders reopening no
earlier than May 17.
A traffic light system for travel when restrictions are lifted was announced by the government on Monday.
Different countries are set to be graded green, amber or red according to their vaccinations, infection rates, the prevalence of variants of concern, and their genomic sequencing capacity.
Travellers from green list countries will be required to take two tests before and after arriving in the UK, from amber countries they will need to test and also isolate at home and from red countries they will have to quarantine in a hotel.
It is unclear whether certain Caribbean countries will be listed as green – many have managed to keep the number of Covid cases low, but they are further behind the UK when it comes to vaccinations.
Those looking to take advantage of the offer have until April 28.
If you’re looking for more foreign holiday inspiration, we’ve found cheap all inclusive holidays for this summer and there are many cheap package holidays.
For breaks in the UK, holiday parks are offering huge bargains and we’ve found the best UK holiday parks with children’s entertainment and the best holiday parks with outdoor pools.
We’ve also rounded up great deals in the UK’s warmest places and found the best kid-friendly beaches and England’s best family-friendly seaside towns.
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