The tour operator has added over 50 new beach properties in destinations including Spain, Morocco and Italy, alongside more than 90 new city break hotels in major European hotspots.
The expansion aims to cater to a wide range of holidaymakers, from those seeking luxury resorts to travellers looking for culturally immersive city stays.
Among the new additions is the five star Royal Hideaway Corales Villas in Tenerife, part of the brand’s Luxury Collection. The resort is located near a championship golf course and features Michelin star dining, dedicated children’s facilities and a spa. Also joining the Luxury Collection is Kasbah Tamadot in Morocco, known for its secluded setting and stand alone riads.
In Sicily, the new Mangia’s Costa Ragusa Borgo will open this summer, offering an all inclusive experience with a private beach and dining focused on local cuisine.
City break options have also been significantly expanded. New hotels include The Hoxton Charlottenburg in Berlin and Hotel SB Glow in Barcelona, both offering convenient locations and modern facilities.
Customers booking city breaks can receive a £20 per person discount using a promotional code on selected packages before 31 August 2026.
All holidays with easyJet holidays include flights and accommodation, as well as 23kg luggage per person and transfers on beach packages. Bookings are also covered by the company’s Ultimate Flexibility policy, which includes the ability to change bookings, a refund guarantee and a best price guarantee.
Paul Bixby, Chief Commercial Officer at easyJet holidays, said: "We’re delighted to continue expanding our collection of hand picked hotels across Europe and North Africa. With more customers set to travel than ever before this summer, we’re committed to adding even more choice to suit every type of holidaymaker.
"From stylish new beach resorts across the Mediterranean to vibrant city breaks, our growing range continues to offer something for everyone."
The expansion comes as demand for both short haul city breaks and beach holidays continues to rise, with travellers seeking greater flexibility and value when planning their trips.
