Good news for anyone in UK planning to visit Florida! Charter provider TUI Airways UK (ex Thomson Airways) have just discounted their flights ex various UK airports to Florida, Orlando Sanford! The cheapest flights are currently available from just £219 (roughly €248). As usually in case of this airline only hand luggage is included in base fare. On the other hand if you can be a bit modest you may fly directly from the UK to Florida for such a great fare..Otherwise fare is inclusive of all taxes and fees and in-flight meals. Remember that you will need either U.S. visa or ESTA. (charged at $14 per person and must be arranged prior departure from the UK to USA).
As mentioned you can in this case choose from various UK airports - the cheapest flights are available when departing from London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol or Newcastle. The cheapet flights are currently available in June 2018. Your connection flight possibilities from your home city is fastest to check through Skyscanner.
Booking samples
London - Florida (Orlando Sanford) for £219
Birmingham - Florida (Orlando Sanford) for £219
Bristol - Florida (Orlando Sanford) for £219
Manchester - Florida (Orlando Sanford) for £239
Newcastle - Florida (Orlando Sanford) for £239
East Midlands - Florida (Orlando Sanford) for £239
Glasgow - Florida (Orlando Sanford) for £239
Flights are operated by Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Please note that only hand luggage up to 5kg is included in base fare, you would have to add £60 if you would require check in luggage up to 20kgs. Remember to arrange US visa or ESTA certification prior your outbound flight to USA. To book some afforeable accommodation in North America you may use Booking.com or consider following promo codes offered by Hotels.com, Ebookers, Hotelopia or Venere.
Booking sample to USA - Cheap return flights from UK to Florida from £219 here. In this case you would depart from London Gatwick to Orlando Sanford on 16th of June. You would be then returning from America back to UK on 27th of June 2018.
