British Airways has launched a massive flight and holiday sale i ncluding return flights to New York from £329 and Barbados from £415.
The sale, which runs until June 22, includes current green-list destinations such as Portugal and Gibraltar, plus Caribbean, US and European beach resorts.
Customers can also snap up return flights with reductions of hundreds of pounds for a limited time to San Francisco from £348 and Singapore from £460.
British Airways Holidays is offering a wide range of enticing flight and hotel packages, including destinations in Europe, the USA, the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean.
Those jetting off to the Caribbean can enjoy week-long holidays to Barbados from £589pp, St. Lucia from £599pp and Mauritius from £839pp.
Three-night city breaks to New York are available from £399pp, while seven-night holidays to Orlando are from £499pp. Closer to home, customers can soak up the sun in The Algarve with seven-night holidays from £189pp plus Mallorca, Corfu and Malta from £199pp.
Those looking to indulge in a week’s All-Inclusive holiday can enjoy the Dominican Republic from £699pp, Corfu from £339pp and Majorca from £339pp.
Claire Bentley, managing director of British Airways Holidays, said: “We know that our customers are eager to get back to travel – whether it’s to be reunited with loved ones or indulge in a well-deserved holiday.
"We know that people have some important choices to make around their breaks, so we are offering our customers as much choice, flexibility and value as possible, whether they are travelling this summer or would prefer to wait until next year."
British Airways has introduced a range of safety measures and partnerships to make the travel experience simple and enjoyable during and after the pandemic.
These include partnerships with a range of testing providers, mobile travel health app VeriFly and cleaning brand Dettol.
It is also allows customers travelling to selected destinations to upload their negative Covid-19 test results and other travel declaration forms directly into their booking on the airline’s website ba.com, in advance of travel.
