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Reviews on websites that sell last-minute packages FROM Belgium? I try to make a 2-in-1 journey and get a low priced all inclusive offer from Belgium to solar destination, preferentially Egypt or Balcan. I' ve been looking at pages like ex-pedia. de, . be, . fr, . nl, sunjets. be, neckman. be, tuifly.be.

Seems like expedia.de has the best value, maybe because they also offer travel agents like 5 pre flight items. Do you have pages I should buy? Reviews on websites that offer last-minute packages OFF Belgium? I understand that the only charter airlines in Belgium

Thomas Cook and Tui. Reviews on websites that sell last-minute packages FROM Belgium? So if I've understood you' re not looking for charters but for packages - not just flight but also transfer and lodging - but for a mix of Belgium travel agents (Sunjets, Neckermann, Tui...) and a reservation agent (Expedia) - and I would NEVER use the latter: you see too many TA complains when something goes awry and the third parties' participation makes it a lot more complicated.

Undoubtedly, the principal reasons why you will find lower rates on Expedia are that these are produced by companies from Germany that do not sell directly on the Belgium markets, and the Germany overseas tourist markets are larger and therefore more attractive than the Belgium one. There are also a number of Netherlands and France travel agencies, according to the language you like to interact with - some of the France ones can include "regional" departure times, also from Brussels, e.g. https:/... (and see https://www.promovacances.com/voyage-depart-bruxelles/ville,574/).

Plus travel packages, in additon to those already found: Reviews on websites that sell last-minute packages FROM Belgium? Do you have a Belgium edition of TravelZoo? Reviews on websites that sell last-minute packages FROM Belgium? Exactly whatever it does, I somehow question whether it would make economic sense for anyone to introduce a "Belgian" variant in a land with only 10 million people, which would largely divide between French- and Dutch-speaking people (in terms of German-speaking people).

They can always call up the expedia. be website, in French (https://www.expedia.be/? &langid=1036) or Dutch (https://www.expedia.be/? &langid=1043) - as well as the relatively small number of Belgium travel agents (compared to other markets). Reviews on websites that sell last-minute packages FROM Belgium? Thompson Cook BE has been decommissioned.

Reviews on websites that sell last-minute packages FROM Belgium? Condor is a subsidiary of the Thomas Cook Group and is used by most of the Thomas Cook packages from Germany. As you can see from the website I have linked to packages from Belgium, Thomas Cook is still acting for Reizen/Voyages (TRAVEL), the Belgium tourist operator/travel agent, if you would like to visit this website.

and not just charters. Since September of this year, Thomas Cook has been using Brussels Airlines instead of Thomas Cook AIRLINES (https://www.facebook.com/ThomasCookBelgium/) for the part of his parcels that Thomas Cook is interested in. By the way, the Thomas Cook Group also includes the Belgium Neckermann, Sunsnacks, Pegase and All Seasons brand names.

The Netherlands Montenegro and Corfu are really regarded as "winter solstice destinations" from Belgium. Mediterrenean isles are not too hot in cold winters (do not prevent tour operators from going there): for guarantee wintersun, Belgians make their way to the Canary Isles or (I'm trying to say "elsewhere").

Reviews on websites that sell last-minute packages FROM Belgium?