Great getaway deals - perfect for your Valentine!

It's Valentine's day tomorrow, so if you're planning a romantic break with your loved one, how about taking advantage of these great deals?


DUBAI DREAMS - From £959 Per Person
Tropical Sky is offering five nights on an all-inclusive basis at the five-star Movenpick Ibn Battuta Gate in Dubai from £959 per person (save £75 per person). Available for selected departures until 23 February, the price includes scheduled flights from Heathrow, accommodation, resort transfers, taxes and surcharges. Guests at this luxury resort have complimentary access to the Oceana Beach Club. Facilities also include a swimming pool, gym, massage room and a selection of fine restaurants. 

JET AWAY TO JAMAICA - Save £1,000 Per Person
Tropical Sky is offering 14 nights on a room-only basis at the five-star Half Moon Hotel in Jamaica from £1,149 per person (save £1,000 per person). Available for selected departures between 16 April and 15 November, the price includes scheduled flights from Gatwick, accommodation in a superior room, resort transfers, taxes and surcharges. Nestled among 400 acres of tropical landscape on Jamaica’s northern coast near Montego Bay, this colonial-style resort offers extensive land and watersport activities including a par-72 Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed golf course, tennis and squash courts, swimming pools and a world-class equestrian centre.

To book, call 0844 332 9349 or visit Tropical Sky's website by clicking on the links above.

Or see how to get married in Dubai or Jamaica here.

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