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How to double your annual leave this year
We’ve all got that one friend who always seems to be on holiday (‘how do they do it?’ you scream). Well, now it’s your turn to be that person.
With seven bank holidays to play with this year, it’s not too late to start planning your travel calendar. We’re here to help you get the most out of your annual leave and turn your average 25 DAYS into 55 DAYS. Go on, it’s time to speak to your boss, ditch the commute and make the most of 2020.
April Bank Holiday
Take a mouth-watering tour through Mexico City, meet Geisha’s among the cherry blossom in Japan or take it easy on the sandy beaches of the Maldives. After three months back at the nine-to-five, you’ve earned it.
Early May Bank Holiday
From cliff-side cabins in Greenland to overwater suites in Bora Bora, the early May bank holiday can easily be turned into a week-long break overseas.
Spring Bank Holiday
Whether it’s spotting orangutans in Borneo or marveling at the Trevi Fountain in Rome; the late-May bank holiday is our favourite time to indulge in a bit of ‘me-time’.
Summer Bank Holiday
Hike across lava fields in Iceland, watch the Great Migration from the air in Kenya and take a foodie-focussed road trip across New England. The opportunities in late August are endless.
December Bank Holiday
After all the hard work you’ve put into 2019, it’s only right to enter the New Year in style with a long break. And what better way of doing so than swimming with dolphins in New Zealand or reindeer sledding in Finland?
Looking at other 2020 dates?
Of course, these are some great opportunities to make the most of your time off, but you don’t have to stick to these dates in order to enjoy a well-deserved break around the world. Use our trip-finder to select the perfect month for you and we’ll help find your dream destination.
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