Know you and your family are in safe hands by travelling with one of the UK’s top holiday providers. TUI and First Choice have a fantastic selection of family holidays in a range of incredible destinations.

From amazing TUI BLUE for families resorts to First Choice’s Holiday Villages. These hotels are fully kitted out for families of all ages. Boasting spacious rooms, child friendly food options and free Kids Clubs for your children to enjoy, plus so much more! You’ll even be able to enjoy some you time, perhaps sunning yourself around the pool or reading a good book.

With day to night entertainment, you need not worry about finding ways to keep the children happy. There’s something for everyone including the likes of volleyball and football matches, fitness classes, pool games even creative classes for the little ones. Family friendly shows can be enjoyed together in the evening – a perfect way to end your days.

Did you know you could still take advantage of a TUI or First Choice free child place when holidaying as a single parent? Well, you may be able to do just that and we’re here to explain how.

Free child place holidays do require two fully paying adults to be on the booking, for one child to then be eligible for a free place. However, some hotels actually cap a child’s age at 12, meaning those aged 13 and above would be classed as an adult. Therefore, depending on the age of your children, you can work this to your advantage.

If you would be holidaying as a single parent with two children, where one is aged 13 or above, you and your older child will fulfil the two fully paying adults, allowing your youngest to go free!

Alternatively, if you’d be traveling with only one child or if your children are both younger than 12 years old, it may be beneficial to partner up with a friend or relative and holiday together! Enjoy the bliss of adult conversation and another helping hand whilst the children play. Just make sure to book together, with two fully paying adults on the booking, one of your little ones will then go free.