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Thursday 16 July 2026 8:00 am  |  Updated:  Wednesday 15 July 2026 4:56 pm

How to cut the cost of your holiday this summer with Complete Savings

By: Complete Savings

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Global pressure on fuel prices, rising holiday costs and food prices in the UK projected to rise by 50 per cent since start of the cost of living crisis – these are just some of the daily hurdles households are facing this summer. However, with school holidays fast approaching many families still want to travel and have a much needed holiday, but higher prices are forcing everyone, including people from the more affluent end of the personal finance spectrum, to think about how to make their money go further.

Recent research from YouGov revealed that 36 per cent of UK adults expected to be financially worse off this year, whilst data from KPMG has shown that any larger discretionary spending is being prioritised towards holidays, highlighting the importance of conscious optimisation. Similarly shopping rewards programme Complete Savings conducted research this year which shows that 75.6 per cent of UK adults value ongoing savings over one off incentives, whilst 45 per cent say offers that deliver tangible, ongoing value — such as discounts on future purchases, loyalty rewards, and cashback are very or extremely appealing. The research highlights the importance of loyalty programmes as households look to maximise savings where they can.

So when booking holidays more people are now asking, ‘how can we budget and get the best value from this?’ and looking for savvy ways to help them claw money back on flights, accommodation, and everyday spending on their holiday.

Complete Savings is a loyalty rewards programme that provides members with access to the most consistently high cashback rates for shoppers in the UK, enabling them to save over £3000 a year when they make full use of the benefits. The programme can significantly help reduce holiday costs by offering cashback on flights, hotels, and holiday rentals, with members making year round savings on the best brands that can help offset every day and holiday related spending through a minimum 10 per cent cashback at over 1,000 retailers.


UK savings growth illustration showcasing financial stability and economic progress in 2023, highlighting CompleteSavings ...

For example members booking flights this summer will earn cashback on Opodo, Trip.com, eDreams, Emirates and Qatar Airways. Similarly with package holidays members will earn cash back on bookings with Holiday Extras, lastminute.com, TUI and On The Beach. There’s also the holiday extras such as airport parking and car hire, booking through Complete Savings will earn holiday goers cash back with Airparks and on car hire with Avis and AutoEurope.

Thousands of Complete Savings members use the cashback programme every day to make smart returns. This is backed up by comments our members make publicly about the programme, for example:

“I have made over £3000 in cashback in no more than normal day to day spending, house renovation stuff, holidays and presents. Why would you not be a member?”

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“This is the most amazing tool I have to save money, the deals are great and I would definitely recommend to everyone.”

“I wish I had found them sooner, compared to other cashback sites the rates are higher and the cashback is paid much more quickly.”

“Definitely without question the best purchase. They have a very large list of all the most popular retailers and without fail have earned me big savings for several years.


A Complete Savings spokesperson commented: “We definitely see a big upturn in activity and more members joining the programme around summertime, and it is not hard to see why. Our members want to spend smarter, and purchases and bookings made through Complete Savings deliver tangible, ongoing value.

We offer members the best cash back rates on flight bookings, package holidays, and UK breaks. So if its booking a British Airways Holiday to Portugal, Emirates flights to Dubai or planning that UK staycation through lastminute.com, all of these trips will earn cashback at a minimum rate of 10 per cent when booked through Complete Savings. Our members do it year in, year out and it’s a great way to bring down the cost of holidays.


For further details and to earn cashback on your holiday planning this year, go to Complete Savings

 

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