As members make purchases, they will progress through three levels and each level increases the benefits like TUI treats, priority support and personalised rewards.
These rewards also include on-board and in-hotel added benefits.
For even more potential wins, there will also be a monthly game with ‘great prizes’ to be won.
For higher tier members, there will be better access to services like priority live chat and priority call support.
The scheme launched in Finland in March of this year and will be rolled out in the UK later this year.
CME Group (NASDAQ: CME) on Thursday said it plans to launch Nasdaq CME Crypto Index futures on June 8, pending regulatory approval, expanding its cryptocurrency derivatives offering.
The exchange operator said the financially settled contracts will be available in micro-sized
EUROSTAR has taken the next step to launch trains to a new European country – for the first time ever.
A new agreement has been signed between the international train operator as well as Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and French SNCF Voyageurs.
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Direct trains to Switzerland with Eurostar could launch by the 2030sCredit: AlamyThe fastest route would be London to Basel (pictured) taking around five hoursCredit: Alamy
The journey would take about five hours from London to the city of Basel, with other cities slightly longer such as Geneva (5.5 hours) and Zurich (six hours).
London is currently the ‘no.1 flight destination’ for Switzerland, with airlines such as Swiss, British Airways and easyJet operating direct flights.
If the new direct trains go ahead, they are likely to launch by the 2030s, although a confirmed date is yet to be revealed.
Along with routes to the same destinations, they could also launch trains from Manchester and Birmingham, as well as restore routes from Ashford and Ebbsfleet.
SINGAPORE Airlines is launching more flights from two UK airports to one of ‘world’s best cities.
With increased flights, it’s even easier to visit the destination that’s home to cheap Michelin star meals, trendy cafes and a futuristic nature park.
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Singapore Airlines has increased its flights from two UK airportsCredit: AlamyTemperatures in the city have highs of 30C this weekCredit: Getty
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Singapore is often named one of the world’s best cities, and this year is no different with it coming in sixth place in the ‘World’s Best Cities’ report.
From July 13, the Manchester to Singapore services, will increase from five-times weekly to daily.
And from October 25, flights from London Gatwick will increase from 10 times a week to a twice-daily service.
In total this means Singapore Airlines will launch six daily flights in total from London, which includes the four daily services from London Heathrow.
Direct flights to Singapore from the UK take between 13 and 14 hours.
Gardens by the Bay is an iconic attraction in the cityCredit: Alamy
At the moment, and through next week, temperatures in Singapore have highs of 30C, in fact it’s around that temperature year round, so you are guaranteed to get some warmth no matter the month.
Being one of the world’s best cities, there’s plenty to do from exploring its impressive architecture to visiting its futuristic nature park, Gardens by the Bay.
The world-famous attraction is home to the world’s largest glass greenhouse, an indoor waterfall, and a viewing platform up high on its Supertree.
Kara loved how the built up city had so much greeneryCredit: AlamyOne-must visit spot is Joo Chiat which has beautiful Peranakan housesCredit: Alamy
She said: “I didn’t expect to love the city as much as I did, but I loved how safe and clean it felt compared to other major cities.”
“It’s the kind of place where you’ll never struggle to find amazing food, no matter what your budget is.
“Make sure to look up too – most buildings have living walls or rooftop gardens as strict rules mean any new structures must replace greenery they build on.”
Other must-visit spots include the neighbourhood of Joo Chiat that has been named one of the world’s coolest neighborhoods.
It has beautiful pastel-colored Peranakan shophouses, rich Eurasian heritage, and a mix of traditional eateries and trendy cafes.
For incredible views across the skyline, one of the best free spots is at Henderson Wave Bridge, which is the highest footbridge in the city.
As for eateries and bars, some of Kara’s favourites include Keng Eng Kee which has been family-run for more than 50 years.
Prime Minister of Japan Sanae Takaichi speaks during a joint press statement with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (not pictured) at Parliament in Canberra, Australia, 04 May 2026. Prime Minister of Japan Sanae Takaichi is on a three-day visit to Australia. Photo by LUKAS COCH / EPA
May 7 (Asia Today) — Japan plans to launch a new National Intelligence Bureau as early as July to centralize intelligence gathering and analysis under the prime minister’s office, a move expected to affect trilateral security cooperation among South Korea, the United States and Japan.
The new organization will upgrade the existing Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office into a roughly 700-member agency, with plans to gradually expand staffing by recruiting specialized intelligence personnel and private-sector experts.
According to the Yomiuri Shimbun, the Japanese government has finalized plans to establish the National Intelligence Bureau this summer with an initial workforce similar in size to the current intelligence office.
Legislation creating the National Intelligence Council, which will serve as the legal basis for the new bureau, was submitted to parliament on March 13 and passed the lower house in April. Deliberations in the upper house are scheduled to begin Thursday.
The new bureau will operate under the prime minister’s office and support the National Intelligence Council, chaired by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
The restructuring marks a major shift from the current system, in which the Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office is largely staffed by officials dispatched from agencies such as the National Police Agency and the Foreign Ministry.
Beginning next year, Japan plans to recruit its own career-track intelligence officers through the national civil service examination system.
The government also intends to expand midcareer hiring from the private sector to secure experts with foreign language skills, cybersecurity expertise and advanced internet technologies.
Officials are additionally considering hiring engineers capable of using artificial intelligence to process large volumes of intelligence data more efficiently.
The new agency is expected to oversee intelligence exchanges with foreign services, analysis of overseas developments and responses to disinformation and misinformation on social media platforms.
Japan’s opposition parties have raised concerns about the expansion of surveillance powers and the political neutrality of the organization.
Critics argue the legislation does not clearly define the operational scope of intelligence activities and could lead to infringements on privacy rights and freedom of thought.
Some lawmakers have also warned the new system could pave the way for future legislation on anti-spying measures or the establishment of a full-fledged foreign intelligence service.
For South Korea, the reorganization means Japan’s intelligence-sharing channel within trilateral security cooperation with Washington could become more centralized and influential.
Key security issues already shared among the three countries include North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs, Chinese military activities in the East and South China seas, Russian military movements in the Far East, cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns.
Analysts said Japan’s strengthened intelligence structure could accelerate the speed of Japanese threat assessments and crisis responses during regional emergencies.
At the same time, South Korea is expected to closely monitor how Japan integrates the new agency into trilateral intelligence-sharing frameworks and whether the reform strengthens Japan’s independent security decision-making role.
The launch of the National Intelligence Bureau could improve coordination on North Korean missile threats while also marking a broader expansion of Japan’s security and intelligence capabilities.
Temples in Thailand gathered for the annual ‘Look Noo’ rocket festival, an ancient Mon tradition. Once used in funeral rites for senior monks, the ritual has evolved into a competitive event, keeping the centuries-old practice alive.
HOLLYWOOD star Dame Joan Collins, 92, looked incredibly glamorous dressed in a pink getup as she posed alongside her husband Percy at a bougie wine launch.
The English actress officially declared rosé season open as she was spotted cutting a pink ribbon outside of an M&S food shop.
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Dame Joan Collins stunned in a pink ensemble as she declared rosé season openCredit: M&SDame Joan Collins met her husband Percy in 2002 on the set of a playCredit: M&S
Dame Joan, known for her role as Alexis Carrington in Dynasty, could be seen posing for snaps with her favourite M&S rosé, La Balconne as she encouraged the nation to “begin sipping.”
The M&S Food ambassador wore a baby pink midi dress with a high neck and cut out over her chest.
She finished the look with a matching pink structured blazer and a pair of nude peep toe heels.
Dame Joan looked flawless with her glowy makeup and deep pink lipstick.
Dame Joan told fans she’s ‘never been one to need permission to pour a glass’Credit: M&SThe star looked flawless with her glowy makeup and blown out brunette locksCredit: M&SThe English actress was spotted hugging her husband Percy at the wine launchCredit: M&SThe Hollywood legend was spotted posing next to a tower stocked full of roséCredit: M&S
Meanwhile, the star, who has been married five times, had her famous brunette locks styled in a blown out bob.
Dame Joan’s husband Percy Gibson, 60, was also spotted at the M&S event looking very smitten with the TV legend.
Percy, who is 32-years Dame Joan’s junior, smiled alongside his wife as he made an appearance in support of her.
The pair met in 2002 after meeting on the set of a play that he produced and she starred in.
Speaking at the launch of M&S’ 10 new rosés, Dame Joan said: “Rosé season has arrived, though I’ve never been one to need permission to pour a glass.
“Who needs the South of France when you can simply glide into your local M&S Foodhall and find the finest rosé right there? You don’t need a Riviera postcode, just impeccable taste… preferably chilled.”
The Golden Globe winner also shared her top tips for the perfect glass of rosé.
Dame Joan confessed the wine tastes better chilled, with a “lovely” view and should be drank whatever the weather because it’s “sunshine in a glass.”
Lying horizontal on the pad, the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket is being prepared to launch the ViaSat-3 F3 Satellite from Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida on Sunday. ViaSat-3 will be the third latest generation VisSat satellite to be lifted to a geosynchronous orbit. Photo by Joe Marino/UPI | License Photo
April 27 (UPI) —SpaceX‘s first Falcon Heavy rocket in 18 months was called off due to unfavorable weather Monday at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
The rocket, which was meant to carry a ViaSat-3 F3 communications satellite into orbit, was scheduled to launch during an 85-minute window beginning at 10:21 a.m. EDT.
SpaceX announced on social media that the launch would be rescheduled.
“Standing down from today’s Falcon Heavy launch of the @viasat-3 F3 mission due to unfavorable weather,” the company said on X. “Vehicle and payload remain healthy. A new target date will be shared once confirmed.”
The 45th Weather Squadron earlier said that Monday’s launch window had about a 70% chance of favorable weather conditions.
The Falcon Heavy, which last launched in October 2024, uses three modified versions of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket’s first stage, with an upper stage contained in the central booster. The Falcon Heavy features 5.1 million pounds of thrust at liftoff, making it the second most powerful rocket in current use, after NASA’s Space Launch System moon rocket, which boasts 8.8 million pounds of thrust.
The 6.6-ton ViaSat-3 F3 satellite will head to geostationary orbit 22,236 miles over the surface of the Earth. It will provide broadband coverage to ViaSat’s commercial, defense and consumer customers in the Asia-Pacific region.
The Falcon Heavy rocket made its first flight in 2018, and has since launched for 10 missions, including carrying previous ViaSat-3 satellites into orbit.
Dave Abrahamian, ViaSat’s vice president of satellite systems, said the newest satellite is expected to be ready for use faster than the most recent ViaSat-3 satellite, which was carried into orbit by United Launch Alliance’s Atlas 5 rocket.
“Falcon Heavy is a more powerful vehicle than Atlas 5 was, so they can put us in a more favorable transfer orbit for the electric propulsion,” Abrahamian told Spaceflight Now.
Children race to push colored eggs across the grass during the annual Easter Egg Roll event on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington on April 21, 2025. Easter this year takes place on April 5. Photo by Samuel Corum/UPI | License Photo
The following day, services to Krakow will begin with departures on Mondays and Fridays every week.
On October 25 and 26, travellers can go from Belfast International Airport to Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, on Wednesdays and Sundays, as well as to Rome on Mondays and Fridays.
Anyone wanting to visit Reykjavik, Iceland, can travel from Newcastle from October 27 twice a week, on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
You can fly to Iceland’s beautiful capital city from Newcastle with Easyjet later this yearCredit: Getty Images/Cavan Images RF
Easyjet’s Luton-Ljubljana flights start on October 26 three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The same day, the Southend-Budapest route also starts twice a week on Mondays and Fridays.
In an exciting update for Birmingham, the route to coastal city Agadir, in Morocco, will start on October 27. They will depart twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The new flights, which include fares of £23.99, have significantly expanded the airline’s network from the north of England, and enabled more direct services to popular leisure and city destinations.
The airline’s UK country manager, Kevin Doyle, said: “Whether they’re looking for winter sun, or a weekend away in some of Europe’s most iconic capitals, this new batch of routes further expands the range of exciting destinations available for our customers to choose from at affordable prices.”
KIM Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton’s romantic beach pictures prove that they’ve hard launched a VERY different relationship.
Body language expert Judi James has revealed that Kim, 45, and Lewis, 41, appear to be the real deal with “genuine displays of intimacy”.
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Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton’s relationship appear to be the real dealCredit: BackGridBody language expert Judi James said the couple are showing ‘genuine displays of intimacy’Credit: BackGridKim appears to be taking the lead in the relationship, according to Judi JamesCredit: BackGrid
TheSkimsfounderlooked in her element as she enjoyed a surf lesson with her beau.
TV personality Kim showed off her incredible figure in a skintight wetsuit and a black bikini top.
The F1 star wore a pair of black shorts and a matching T-shirt.
They were seen all over each other as they struggled to keep their hands off one another.
Judi has now revealed that the beach snaps illustrate just how much this famous couple are compatible, despite fears that they were a showmance.
Even though it’s early days, Judi believes that their is already a strong level of trust between the pair.
She exclusively told The Sun: “They might have been seen on a couple of chaste-looking dates where Lewis’s body language primarily spelled out ‘gentleman’ but these photos and the video look like the hard launch of a more tactile, sexual and romantic relationship between Kim and Lewis.
“Kim’s leading the plunge here, swimming ahead of Lewis as he seems to be struggling to catch up with her and touch her.
“When they are together in the ocean there are signs of an uninhibited and playful, mutually clinging relationship with Kim encircling Lewis with her arms and throwing her head back with an open-mouth laugh of sheer pleasure, with her relaxed neck-baring a sign of strong levels of trust in the relationship.”
The expert insisted that Kim appears to be in charge of the relationship but also seem to be rather like-minded and on the same page.
“Kim does look like the leader in the body language stages here, at one point she stands with her feet slightly splayed and her back arched as she performs a preening, confident pit-bare gesture as she squeezes the water out of her hair,” Judi shared.
“Lewis’s response is reciprocal as he shows his admiration by placing one hand out and onto the upper part of her bum.
“During a playful-looking moment Kim turns her torso in towards his, pressing it against his torso in an intimate pose as she places one hand on his waist and here he responds with one hand curved right around the shape of her bum.
The pair seem to be mirroring each other in another sign that they’re in it for the long haulCredit: BackGridDespite showmance fears, the couple seem to already have strong levels of trust for each otherCredit: BackGrid
“Kim and Lewis have dressed in coordinating swimwear here to signal they are a couple and their mirrored movements and poses at some points suggest a like-minded relationship too.”
Kim and Lewis packed on the PDA and were seen strolling along the beach and were pictured smiling and laughing together.
The lovebirds were then seen splashing about in the sea and were spotted with their arms wrapped around one another.
They appeared to be the real deal as they kept eye contact and smooched while riding the waves in the sea.
They were also seen showing off their surf skills during the sporty outing, with Kim jumping on top of the board, while Lewis kept an eye on her.
They seemed comfortable in each other’s presence as they clung to each other and rode the waves.
Last week, Kim sparked Kim rumours that she is moving in with Lewis as they went rug shopping in LA.
Lewis attempted to go incognito with black sunglasses and a baseball cap.
The two were seen heading back into a vehicle as they made their way home after the shopping trip.
Just last week, Kim made an 11,000-mile round-trip to spend 24 hours in London with Lewis.
She flew to the UK on her private jet to see her man in a bid to keep their long-distance romance alive.
She left Los Angeles last Monday and landed at Farnborough, Hants, at 4pm on the Tuesday before being chauffeured on a 90-minute journey to Lewis’s £18million home in Kensington, West London.
The couple stayed holed-up in his six-bedroom mansion while their security teams kept guard.
She then left on Wednesday afternoon, taking off from Oxford at 5.30pm to return to the US.
A source said: “Lewis and Kim are two of the busiest people in showbiz, but they are determined to do everything to see each other when they have any spare time.
“Kim spent Easter weekend with her family and then had a photoshoot in Los Angeles on Monday morning, then flew across the Atlantic to see Lewis.
“They didn’t have long together because she had commitments in the US to get back to, but it was quality time.”
Kim’s romance with Lewis became public knowledge after The Sun revealed she flew in from Los Angeles on her £100million private jet to spend an evening with him.
On January 31, the couple enjoyed a brief stay at the exclusive Estelle Manor in the Cotswolds, with insiders saying they had the spa to themselves, before enjoying a meal in a private room.
Proving they’re the real deal, the sports star recently met Kim’s children while they were out in Tokyo ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix.
The couple were joined by three of her children -Saint, 10, Chicago, nine, and six-year-old Psalm – while they were on spring break.
“It’s more than just a casual connection. It takes a lot to capture Kim’s interest and she’s definitely intrigued,” an insider told People.
“He’s just an easygoing guy with great energy.
“Her family likes him and Kim’s very into him. They are both busy with their careers, but see each other as much as possible.”
Lewis’s response is reciprocal as he shows his admiration by placing one hand out and onto the upper part of her bumCredit: BackGridKim and Lewis were seen on surf boards togetherCredit: BackGrid
SACRAMENTO — A month after a public uproar over a mama bear being euthanized after swiping at a resident in Monrovia, state lawmakers are considering mandating the use of nonlethal ways to help allow wildlife and humans to coexist.
Sen. Catherine Blakespear (D-Encinitas) said she believes the bear’s death, and the state’s decision to kill four wolves last year that were preying on cattle, raised public concern.
“That made everybody realize we have to do better here,” she told The Times on Thursday. “We need to recognize the importance of seeing ourselves, humans, as part of a larger ecosystem that includes animals and plants and our world and trying to protect it.”
Senate Bill 1135, introduced by Blakespear, would direct the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to create the Wildlife Coexistence Program, which would provide public education, offer technical assistance and maintain a statewide incident reporting system. It would help communities deploy nonlethal devices to deter predators, like barriers or noise and light machines.
At a legislative hearing on Tuesday, Blakespear told the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water that a three-year state initiative offering similar services was seeing positive results — until it was discontinued two years ago after funding ran dry. She said it was time to implement a permanent program.
“Human population growth, habitat loss and the growth of industry across California inevitably leads to interaction between humans and wildlife,” Blakespear told legislators. “No two animal species are the same and each has unique behavior patterns and territories. SB 1135 recognizes these differences and gives communities the tools to prevent conflict and respond when it occurs.”
The bill would also rename a state program that reimburses ranchers who lose livestock to wolves, calling it the Wolf-Livestock Coexistence and Compensation Program. It would require ranchers seeking compensation to show they were using nonlethal deterrents approved by the department.
Sen. Shannon Grove (R-Bakersfield) stressed that life in rural areas is different than living in a city. She said some families and cattle ranchers have a genuine fear of predators.
“When these baby calves drop on the ground and then two wolves start ripping them apart, it’s not the prettiest thing you’ve ever witnessed,” said Grove, who abstained from voting on the measure. “These wolves are not puppies.”
More than 30 organizations are supporting the legislation, including the National Wildlife Federation, Defenders of Wildlife, California State Assn. of Counties, Animal Legal Defense Fund and Citizens for Los Angeles Wildlife.
The California Farm Bureau and the California Cattlemen’s Assn. are in opposition due to concerns over funding.
Last month, Blakespear sent a letter to the chair of the Senate Committee on Budget and Fiscal Review requesting $48.8 million to implement the legislation, with $25 million earmarked for addressing wolf encounters. Half of the money for wolf conflicts would go toward deterrents; the remainder would compensate ranchers for their losses.
Kirk Wilbur, vice president of government affairs cattlemen’s association, said the organization is concerned about that division of funding — especially if funding is reduced.
Wilbur told legislators Tuesday that the organization supports some aspects of the bill and was having productive conversations with Blakespear to address their concerns.
The bill ultimately passed the committee with a 5-to-1 vote and now heads to the Senate Committee on Appropriations.
Human wildlife conflicts have made headlines in California recently, with a bear refusing to leave a basement for weeks in Altadena and a mama bear dubbed Blondie crossing paths last month with a woman walking her dog in Monrovia.
Blondie swiped the woman’s leg, and wassubsequently euthanized by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Her two cubs were sent to the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center. The bear’s death upset many in the community, as thousands had signeda petition calling for other solutions, like relocation.
Deadly wildlife attacks on humans, however, are rare in California.
There have been six reported human fatalities from mountain lions since 1890, according to the state Fish and Wildlife Department. The agency recorded one human fatality from a coyote in 1981 and another fatality from a black bear in 2023. The department has no recorded human fatalities from gray wolves.
BRITS will soon be able to bag a bargain as easyJet is launching new flights to a sunny African destination for less than £37.
The budget airline will launch new flights to Morocco from the UK this winter.
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EasyJet will be launching two new routes to MoroccoCredit: AFPOne route will be from Newcastle to Marrakech and the other will be from Birmingham to AgadirCredit: Getty
The routes will include one from Newcastle to Marrakech starting November 3 and operating two times a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The flights for this route are already on sale and cost from £36.99.
And then there will also be a new route between Birmingham and Agadir, with flights coming on sale this spring.
In the meantime though, the two destinations will reach temperatures of up to 36C this week.
Flights to Marrakech cost as little as £19 per way for the remainder of April, and for Agadir, flights cost as little as £15 per way for the remainder of April.
What to do there
Marrakech is known as the ‘Red City’ thanks to its iron-rich coloured buildings and is home to bustling souks and palaces.
For example, you could head to Bahia Palace, which is a 19th-century building with 160 rooms and beautiful mosaics.
Make sure to see the courtyard which spans across 1,500-square-metres and is paved with Italian Carrara marble.
Jemaa el-Fnaa is then the main square in the city and during the day boasts a market.
From the square, you can also venture to Souk Cherratine known for leather goods and Souk Haddadine, home to a number of blacksmiths.
If you fancy a bit of an adventure, head to Agafay Desert which is about 45 minutes away.
When visiting the city, make sure to stay in a riad, which is a traditional courtyard house that has been converted into a boutique hotel in Morocco.
Lisa Minot, The Sun’s Head of Travel, has visited the city and said: “Tourism is booming in the city and while the streets are as colourful and chaotic as ever, the influx of visitors has brought some gorgeous new bars, restaurants and stunning hotels.”
And this week weather in both destinations will reach up to 36CCredit: Getty
Marrakech will reach temperatures of up to 35C next week.
On the other hand, if you fancy visiting Agadir, you can explore a six-mile beach.
Deputy Travel Editor Kara Godfrey said: “At Taghazout Beach, hordes of eager surfers took to the sea before I’d even finished my morning coffee.
“As a novice surfer, I opted to watch those riding the waves, while my companion made friends with the stray dogs and hawkers selling Moroccan breads.”
After a stroll along the beach, make sure to visit Souk El Had, which is one of North Africa’s largest markets with over 6,000 stalls.
And over at the Medina, you will find a number of artisan workshops selling traditional Moroccan items including colourful carpets and pottery.
Last month the destination was named the most affordable break for this summer.
In Marrakech, you can explore souks selling leather and other traditional Moroccan itemsCredit: Alamy
Our favourite Morocco hotels
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Riu Palace Tikida Taghazout
This hotel in laid-back surf capital Taghazout has seven giant pools to pick from, as well as six bars and four restaurants. The on-site spa offers massage treatments, facials and even a hair salon, should you fancy a pampering. Take a stroll outdoors to find colourful souks and a five and a half mile-long beach.
El Pueblo Tamelt in Agadir sees year-round sunshine and is just steps away from the beach. The huge resort has 363 rooms, each with a balcony or terrace overlooking the sea or gardens. Food here includes three daily meals in the main buffet restaurant, as well as snacks like pizza, hot dogs and burgers at the snack bar.
Smack-bang in the centre of Marrakech, this hotel is a private paradise with its own giant pool and sun deck hidden within. Kids will love dancing and singing along to the live entertainment, whilst parents can unwind in the sauna and spa. Here, you’re only 10 minutes’ drive from both Jemaa El-Fnaa square and the medina.
Riad Meski Enjoy a stay in a traditional riad in Fes, know as Morocco’s capital of culture. Soak up the sun from the rooftop terrace, enjoy the artistic interiors, and wander through the famous blue gates into the oldest medina in the world, just a 15-minute walk away.
According to loveholidays, a week in Agadir would cost as little as £33 per person per night between June and August.
Agadir will reach temperatures of up to 36C next week.
Easyjet will also offer package holidays to both destinations from both UK airports too.
News of the new routes comes as the airline officially launched a new permanent three-aircraft base in Marrakech this week.
It marks the airline’s first-ever base in Africa and has created 100 new jobs.
The city is also home to a grand 19th-century palaceCredit: Getty
Kenton Jarvis, CEO of easyJet, commented: “We couldn’t be happier to launch our base in Morocco for our 20th year of operations in the country and to mark the milestone of 20 million passengers flown over that time.
“This is a milestone for our development in the region, providing more travel opportunities than ever before for our airline and holidays customers, while contributing to the local economy through tourism and the jobs we are creating.”
