loveholidays (homeworking)
An online travel agent’s own homeworking scheme with no joining or monthly fee, in which agents are given leads but may sell loveholidays product only.
- Last reviewed 2026-09-21
- Not yet checked against the ABTA and ATOL registers
- Company website
The facts
| Model | Commission split |
|---|---|
| Cost to join | £0 |
| Ongoing fee | £0 |
| Other fees | None recorded |
| Agent keeps | Up to 24% of booking margin |
| Financial protection | ATOL |
| Agents in the network | 100 |
| Founded | Not published |
| Parent or owner | loveholidays |
| Accepts newcomers | No — two or more years’ business-to-consumer sales experience |
What sets it apart
Leads are provided, but agents must sell loveholidays product only — an online travel agent entering homeworking.
Who it suits
Not open to newcomers — the company’s stated position is “no — two or more years’ business-to-consumer sales experience”.
You work self-employed under the host’s licences and bonding, and keep an agreed share of the commission you earn.
How customers’ money is protected
This matters to you as well as to your clients: it determines who is liable if a supplier or the company itself fails.
ATOL: Held — licence number not published. An ATOL licence protects the money customers pay for package holidays that include a flight, and covers getting them home if the company fails.
ATOL cover.
Ownership and background
A closed-product scheme run by the online travel agent loveholidays. Its published rate is a share of booking margin rather than a share of commission, so it is not directly comparable with the other splits in this table and is left out of the sortable split column.