Black Friday deals available for travel and accommodations include:
- Aer Lingus: Get €100 off return flights on their North American network. They also have €200 off business class return fares and up to 25pc off European flights. Book by midnight on November 27. Travel between December 1st 2023 and March 14th 2024
- Cassidy Travel is offering discounts on gift vouchers, with up to €50 extra for each purchase. They also have up to 5pc discounts on holidays booked from November 24-27.
- Celebrity Cruises: 75pc off the second guest.
- Choice hotel group 20pc off its vouchers.
- Club Med has “up to 20pc off” per person on all-inclusive holidays booked between November 21 and 28. Discounts of up to €900 are available.
- Crystal Ski is offering €150 off any new ski holiday booking up to April 30, 2025. There is a minimum spend of €1,000, and you must book by November 27.
- Dean hotels in Dublin, Cork, and Galway have 24pc off rates for 2024 in their Black Friday travel deal.
- Dromoland Castle is offering its two-night ‘Escape & Enjoy’ voucher for €680, reduced from €860. It includes two nights’ B&B in a Queen Anne room.
- G Adventures: Up to 30pc off small group adventure packages for departures before April 20, 2024.
- Generator and Freehand Hotels have 50pc off sales at city centre locations in the US and Europe. Book by November 27 for stays between January 1 and March 31.
- InterContinental Dublin: 20pc off room-only rates for stays between November 24 and March 31 next year.
- IrelandHotels.com is offering a €20 eCard with sales of its Go Anywhere card of €200 or more.
- Johnstown Estate: Winter Treat offer with discounted overnight stays from €150, including breakfast, a bottle of wine for two, and a dining credit.
- Lough Erne Resort has up to 40pc off stays, golf, and afternoon tea deals. They also offer a £20 voucher with every £100 spent on gift vouchers this weekend (November 24-26).
- O’Callaghan Collection hotels: 20pc off best available rates and gift vouchers at various Dublin hotels, available up to Monday for stays from November 24 to March 14, 2024. They also offer 20pc back on vouchers purchased during this period.
- Paradores (Spain): up to 25pc off its gift boxes (vouchers), discounts apply to bookings in January and February 2024.
- Princess Cruises: Special offer fares from €463pp for a seven-night Caribbean cruise next March, with €250pp off flights.
- Rock Farm in Slane is offering a 10pc discount on stays up to Christmas in its Shepherd’s Huts and self-catering houses. Use the voucher/discount code “4EV17.”
- Royal Caribbean: Up to €700 off select cruises, with kids’ offers starting from €99pp.
- Ryanair is running a new sales promotion each day from November 21 to December 1, offering different deals every day.
- Ryanair: Cyber week offers of €25 flights daily sales from November 21 to December 1, offering various discounted fares. Check back daily for new deals. Travel between December 1 and February 29.
- Sunway: 15pc off spring holidays to Tenerife, and other long-haul travel deals like a package to Thailand starting from €879pp, and a four-night stay in Las Vegas from €673pp.
- Travel Department: Save €75 off packages of eight nights or more, €50 off holidays of seven nights, and €25 off holidays of six nights or less. Similar offers are available from their sister company TD Active, valid on holidays from January 1 to August 31, 2024, and you must book by Monday November 27.
- Trident Holiday Homes has 20pc off stays until December 23, 2023, with a two-night minimum. Use the promo code “Blackfriday.”
- Trigon Hotels has 15pc off at the Cork International Hotel and 20pc off at The Metropole in Cork.
- TUI: €100 off bookings of €1,000 and over, and €200 off bookings of €2,000 or more, book by Monday November 27 and travel between January 1 and April 30, 2025.
- TUI’s Marella Cruises is offering €200 off Canary Island and Mediterranean cruises of seven days or more. Book by November 27 for cruises between January 1, 2024, and April 30, 2025.
- Uwalk.ie: Up to €60pp off Camino trips for groups of six or more.
Black Friday originated in Philadelphia as a time at Thankgiving weekend in the USA when the city was black with shoppers. It marks the start of the Christmas shopping season in the United States when retailers accounts move from the red to the black,
