Independent travel agent Hays Travel has said it will buy 555 stores from Thomas Cook after the holiday company collapsed late last month.
Hays has already recruited 421 former Thomas Cook staff and has offered employment to more of the airline's personnel.
The deal will boost the high street presence of Hays, the UK's largest independent travel group.
Thomas Cook had around 600 stores on UK high streets, its demise put more than 9,000 people out of work in the UK.
"This represents an important step in the liquidation process, as we seek to realise the company's assets," said David Chapman, the official receiver of Thomas Cook.
John and Irene Hays, managing director and group chair of Hays Travel, said: "Thomas Cook was a much-loved brand employing talented people. We look forward to working with many of them."
They're not the only people offering jobs to former staff of the collapsed giant.
Virgin Atlantic said it's offering jobs: "To support any Thomas Cook Cabin Crew after the sad announcement that the company has ceased operations."
"This opening is for current Thomas Cook Cabin Crew or Thomas Cook employees with previous flying experience only," the job ad reads.
You can apply online, or send to a friend, here .
Staff at Thomas Cook's biggest rival Tui are also offering a helping hand.
"We are sorry to learn of the Thomas Cook UK news. We really feel for everyone affected by this announcement - customers on holiday, anyone due to travel with them and of course their employees,"the Tui Jobs Facebook page reads.
