- TUI is offering €100 per booking discount for Lapland winter holidays using promotional code DEAL from 25 to 31 August 2026
- Package prices range from €939 for day trips to €1,589 for four-night stays at select hotels
- Departures operate from Dublin Airport between 29 November and 12 December 2026
- Lapland attractions include the Snow Village, Santa visits, Northern Lights viewing and reindeer rides
- The discount applies to bookings exceeding €1,000 when logged into a myTUI account
TUI has launched a €100 per booking discount for Lapland winter holidays departing between 29 November and 12 December 2026, with the promotional code DEAL available for new reservations made from 25 to 31 August 2026.
The tour operator advertised package prices for three and four-night breaks to Kittila, Finland, with departures from Dublin Airport across November and December dates. Sample pricing includes a three-night stay at Lapland Hotel Saaga from €1,289 per person, a four-night stay at Snowy Wilderness Lodge from €1,589 per person, and a four-night stay at Hotel Snow Princess from €1,509 per person. Search for Santa day trips have been priced from €939 per person. The promotional discount applies to bookings exceeding €1,000 when customers log into their myTUI accounts.
TUI is promoting the Lapland experience through six key selling points: the Snow Village built annually from 20m kilos of snow and 300,000 kilos of natural ice, the opportunity to visit Santa Claus, Northern Lights viewing potential between December and March, reindeer rides through the wilderness, and the choice between day trips or multi-night stays. Room upgrades count towards the minimum spend requirement, while insurance and TUI Care Foundation donations do not qualify for the discount.
TUI shared: “Booking early gives the best choice of dates, flights and accommodation for this once in a lifetime trip Lapland has all the ingredients for a Christmas wish list, but the icing on the Christmas cake is a meet-and-greet with Santa himself. If you’re lucky, you can tick off one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World while you’re in Lapland”
