Virgin Atlantic Unveils Birthday Bonanza with Epic Deals on Global Destinations

Friday, June 21, 2024

Forty years ago, Virgin Atlantic set out to revolutionize the airline industry by offering its customers a variety of choices and uniquely personalized experiences. The airline embarked on its inaugural flight from London to New York, introducing an exciting and distinct approach that has continued to influence the industry ever since.

To celebrate its Ruby anniversary, Virgin Atlantic is offering discounts of up to £99 on Economy Classic & Delight return flights departing from the UK. Whether you are a beach lover eager to enjoy the warm climates of Antigua, Barbados, or Grenada, or an urban explorer keen to visit iconic cities like New York, San Francisco, or Washington, there is a deal for everyone. Travelers opting for Premium will enjoy £199 off, while those indulging in the luxury of Upper Class can benefit from a £299 reduction by using the code ‘FORTY’ at checkout.

Virgin Atlantic Holidays is also participating in the celebration, providing up to £200 off on vacations or flight & hotel packages to any destination, departing from the UK. This promotion includes an automatic £25 per person discount, plus an additional £100 off for bookings over £3000 using the promo code ‘BIRTHDAY’.

Act quickly—these discounts are available from the early hours of Friday morning (00:01, 21st June) until the end of Monday, 24th June. These offers are subject to limited availability and adhere to full terms and conditions, valid for departures from 24th June 2024 to 31st December 2024.

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