Booked through French website

[Gwendolen]

Just to let everyone know I booked my trip from Ireland through the French website and paid with n irish credit card, I saved about €80 , so that's something paid for when we are there

 

[Carrie_Cat]

That's a meal paid for

Let the planning begin

 

[markpsych]

Fantastic

 

[PrettyP]

Didn't know you could book on another country's website. That's worth a look! Hoping to go in December.

Did I hear somewhere before that if you're booking by phone and you've seen a cheaper price on another country's website you can ask on the phone for that cheaper price?

 

[tennisfan]

Didn't know you could book on another country's website. That's worth a look! Hoping to go in December.

Did I hear somewhere before that if you're booking by phone and you've seen a cheaper price on another country's website you can ask on the phone for that cheaper price?

Yes, they will put you through to that countries call centre to book. We did this for our June trip & booked from the French site the person spoke good english. Also the advantage with booking from the French one is that the bill only has to be settled 30 days before travel as opposed to 60 days on the UK one

 

[Tinkjon]

The advantage of booking online, rather than over the phone, for me is getting cashback. We recently got about £150 cashback from topcashback.co.uk!
My husband said that you could view it as either (a) good that we got so much cashback or (b) bad that it obviously cost uis so much in the first place, to get that much cashback

 

[PrettyP]

Thanks Nikki!

Tinkjon, I'm in Ireland so don't think we have any such offers (we can't even use our Tesco points for DLP which I think the UK can)