Alternative to TUI for Greek all inclusive?

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Looking to book oct half term, TUI seem more expensive- is it because they are better or a known brand? There are cheaper deals with on the beach etc but are these types of places to be trusted?

You could also look at jet 2 and easyJet holidays. You could also try an independent travel agent and see what they can find you.

We've just booked to go to Greece with Jet2, we've gone with them before to Spain and they were fine.

DH saw a holiday to Crete on onthebeach and then I found it for nearly a third cheaper on Jet2, so it is definitely worth shopping around.

apparently Sunvil are the Greek specialists. Not sure what prices are like but maybe worth a look

We've used on the beach twice when it was the cheapest we could find the deal and thought they were great each time. Very easy to book and I found the communication with them in the run up to the holiday e.g. reminders to check in, which documents we needed really helpful.

I had to make a few changes to one of the bookings and customer services were really helpful and replied straight away. This was before COVID though so I'm not sure what they are like with COVID issues.

Thanks so much all for the advice! Will definitely check our jet2 and on the beach

Onthebeach are great. Been with them several times. They have a lot of the same hotels as jet2 but cheaper. Check out the TripAdvisor reviews for the hotel you are interested in. They fly with Ryanair, Easyjet and Jet2 so it's all the same just cheaper.

Love holidays.

Agree with Jet2. TUI are using a lot of budget airlines now and so the final price isn't always correct when you have to factor in adding luggage.