They say: "This Thomson Winter Collection brings together all your very favourite winter sunshine destinations. Look out for hotels exclusive to Thomson clients in the UK, free child place offers and increased luggage allowance offers letting you take 20kg instead of the usual 15kg for free."

They say: "For the most organised people amongst us, or for those who love to pick up a good bargain by shopping early, Airtours has published the preview edition of their winter sunshine package holiday programme for 2011/2012. All the usual beach destinations are included and there is a huge variety of holiday styles for you to choose from, with all inclusive holidays, full board, half board, room and breakfast or self-catering packages all available. You can even reserve your seat on the plane in advance and check in online."

They say: "For those of you who are super organised, Thomas Cook has already published the Winter holiday preview brochure. The brochure features short breaks to Lapland to meet Santa, as well as all the favourite winter sun destinations. Booking now means you get the best choice of accommodation and seats on the plane, as well as excellent prices."

They say: "Let the sun shine this winter with the second edition of this winter sun package holidays brochure! A dose of sunshine can do wonders, especially when Britain’s freezing. Goodbye grey skies, hello warm sunshine and sandy beaches. With this winter sun brochure we’ve got the cream of the crop from the Atlantic shores of Madeira to the exotic delights of Morocco. And for a change of scene, the brochure also features day trips and holidays to the winter wonderland of Lapland."

• Many of the hotels features offer longer stay deals so if you want to spend a month in the sun you can, from just £10 per night
  
• New hotels such as the Riu Touareg on the Cape Verde islands and the Atlantica Bay hotel in Amathus on Cyprus
  
• Key destinations include : Canary Islands, Spain, Majorca, Portugal, Neapolitan Riviera, Cape Verde Islands, Greece, Cyprus, Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey and Egypt