Tui no deposit 2022

Pasadena · 17 Mar 21, 08:10 PM

I've been looking at Tui packages for summer 2022, flying direct from Glasgow.

Would I be right in thinking that these flights will likely book up quickly - hence wanting to get something locked in now.

I'm a bit wary about the no deposit and direct debit plan though - for protection i would always want to put at least the deposit on a credit card.

Any advice on any of the above?

It'll be our first time as a family, and given what's going on I think I'd rather the security of a package - and I gather Tui have been ok? In other circumstances I would've gone for probably a (indirect obviously!) BA fly drive with a villa.

Donz1979 · 17 Mar 21, 08:39 PM

Do you have to choose the no deposit DD route? Can you not pay deposit and pay later?

fletchie148 · 17 Mar 21, 08:51 PM

Tui don�t usually offer anything other than a deposit in my experience, so this must be new

**grumpybri** · 17 Mar 21, 09:00 PM

I have booked with Tui for 2022 and had three options for payment.
1. No deposit and DD payments
2. �500 deposit, a payment this June and final payment a month before holiday
3. Full payment straight away
I went for option 2 as don�t like DD and no way paying it all up front.

Pasadena · 17 Mar 21, 09:05 PM

Thank you!
I actually went back and entered passenger details, and as you state grumpybri there are those three options. (Except it's �600 deposit, �400 in June then in full 31 March for end of June travel).

The DD does break it up into seemingly manageable monthly payments - I'll just put that amount aside instead. If I book 😂

17 Mar 21, 08:10 PM	#1
	17 Mar 21, 08:10 PM Pasadena Getting to know the DIBB
Pasadena Getting to know the DIBB Join Date: Jun 19	Tui no deposit 2022 I've been looking at Tui packages for summer 2022, flying direct from Glasgow. Would I be right in thinking that these flights will likely book up quickly - hence wanting to get something locked in now. I'm a bit wary about the no deposit and direct debit plan though - for protection i would always want to put at least the deposit on a credit card. Any advice on any of the above? It'll be our first time as a family, and given what's going on I think I'd rather the security of a package - and I gather Tui have been ok? In other circumstances I would've gone for probably a (indirect obviously!) BA fly drive with a villa.

17 Mar 21, 09:05 PM	#5
	17 Mar 21, 09:05 PM Pasadena Getting to know the DIBB Thread Starter
Pasadena Thread Starter Getting to know the DIBB Join Date: Jun 19	Thank you! I actually went back and entered passenger details, and as you state grumpybri there are those three options. (Except it's �600 deposit, �400 in June then in full 31 March for end of June travel). The DD does break it up into seemingly manageable monthly payments - I'll just put that amount aside instead. If I book 😂