easyJet celebrates the busiest booking day in its history

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EASYJET  NEW PLANE LIVERY Pix.Tim Anderson
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easyJet, Europe’s leading airline, experienced its biggest booking day ever on Thursday, 10 September, when flights up until 26 June 2016 went on sale. More than half a million seats were booked in one day alone, as customers flocked to book their spring and early summer sun for 2016. Sales increased from all over the world with increased numbers not only booking in Europe but also through easyJet’s Chinese and US homepages.

At one point, the airline was booking more than 800 seats per minute – the equivalent of filling five planes.

The number of passengers choosing to book using their mobile devices also doubled year on year which is a reflection of the airline’s leading digital products which have evolved significantly in recent years making it faster and easier than ever to book wherever people are. easyJet’s app is the fastest travel app on the market and has won a series of awards including best B2C app from Travolution, overall GrandPrix from “Marketing on Mobile” and finalists in the coveted “most innovative app” at Mobile World Congress.

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Author: Vassilis

Vassilis is the founder and Executive Editor of XeniosWorld, Greece's leading English-language travel trade media since 1997. With 30+ years in media and hospitality, he's worked with over 200 luxury hotels and resorts across Greece. A marketing graduate with postgraduate studies, Vasileios specializes in hotel digital marketing, direct booking strategies, and tourism industry innovation. His insights reach 45,000+ hospitality professionals globally. Based in the UK and Greece, he's passionate about helping hotels leverage technology and data-driven strategies to increase revenue and reduce OTA dependency.