Understanding LoveHolidays
Frequently Asked Questions LoveHolidays
Love holidays? Thinking of booking your next package holiday with the fastest growing online travel agent who can help you to repay in instalments? Why not consider taking a look at LoveHolidays.
Here’s what you’ll need to know about LoveHolidays bookings.
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What is LoveHolidays?
LoveHolidays are passionate about travel, wanting to ensure that not only your holiday is as enjoyable and hassle-free as possible, but also so is your booking. which is why they allow their customers the option to spread the costs of their holiday, paying monthly.
How does LoveHolidays work?
LoveHolidays works similarly to other online travel agencies sites, however, their payment options allow holidaymakers to spread the costs of their holiday over a period of time. They offer three different types of repayment options, including;
- Pay monthly: allowing customers to pay for their holiday in monthly instalments.
- Low deposit: requiring customers to pay a small deposit per person and dividing the rest of the total into two payments.
- Standard deposit: requiring customers to pay a standard deposit per person and dividing the rest of the total into two payments.
How does the Pay Monthly plan work?
Customers will be required to pay a small deposit of either £25pp (flights and hotel bookings) or £15pp (hotel bookings). This will follow up with equal monthly instalments; however, to use this option, customers must book their flights and hotel at least ten weeks in advance or six weeks in advance for just hotel bookings.
An additional admin charge of £2.95 will be added to the card on each payment.
How does the Low Deposit plan work?
Customers will need to pay a small deposit of at least £25pp for flights and hotels and at least £15pp for just hotel bookings. The remainder of the outstanding balance will be divided into equal instalments. Customers must have booked their flights and hotel or just their hotel at least 6 weeks in advance.
An additional admin charge of £4.95 will be added to the card on each payment.
How does the Standard Deposit plan work?
Customers make an upfront payment of a deposit and pay the other instalment 14 days before they go on their trip. This option is available to customers 4 weeks in advance for flights and hotel bookings and 28 days for hotel bookings.
An additional admin charge of £4.95 will be added to the card on each payment.
How much does LoveHolidays cost?
Administration fees and interest rates will apply to pay later bookings. These charges and prices will vary depending on which plan you choose.
Do LoveHolidays give refunds?
As all LoveHoliday holidays are ATOL protected, if your holiday is cancelled, you will be able to request a refund or receive a protected Refund Credit Note which will allow you to rebook your holiday at a more suitable time.
How do I make a repayment?
All LoveHoliday instalments will be collected monthly from the card you signed up with. These payments will be collected on the same day of each month.
Is LoveHolidays ATOL protected?
All LoveHolidays flights and hotel holiday bookings are financially protected by an Air Travel Organisers Licence (ATOL) scheme.
Is LoveHolidays ABTA?
Member of ABTA, which means you have the benefit of ABTA’s assistance and Code of Conduct.
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