Valentine’s Day offers in 2026 are shifting beyond rushed, last-minute gifts towards forward planning. From securing spring getaways to spending on self-care or useful home upgrades, many brands are rolling out limited-time discounts that outlast the day itself.
| Deal Category | Brand / Provider | Offer Details |
| Travel (Flights) | LOT Global Air | Up to 20% off flights across Europe and selected long-haul routes. Travel valid Feb 14–May 31, 2026. Code: LOVE20 |
| Travel (Bundles) | TravelUp | $20 off combined flight + hotel bookings worldwide. Code: LOVE15 |
| Self-Care & Beauty | UNice | Save up to $60 with code LOVE; up to 55% off V Part wigs (code V15) |
| Beauty (Premium) | UNice | Up to $100 off higher-value purchases with Valentine’s code VDAY |
| Lifestyle & Tech | ALLPOWERS | Up to 42% off portable power stations and solar energy products |
Here’s a streamlined round-up of Valentine’s Day offers to consider this week.
Airlines roll out Valentine’s fares for future getaways
As thoughts turn to spring breaks and early summer escapes, carriers are tying in Valentine’s promotions to drive advance bookings.
UK and European travellers can access discounted flights to PolandLOT
LOT Global Air is offering up to 20 per cent off fares across several European markets, including the UK, France, Germany, Spain and the Nordics. The promotion runs from 4 to 8 February 2026, with travel valid between 14 February and 31 May.
Travellers from the UK and across Europe can book discounted flights to Poland, while departures from Hungary also include reduced fares to the US, Canada and parts of Asia, including Delhi and Seoul. Selected long-haul routes feature savings in business and premium economy. The offer applies to bookings for a minimum of two adults using the code LOVE20.
Cut costs by bundling flights and hotels in one booking
For travellers who value flexibility over fixed destinations, package deals continue to appeal.
TravelUp is marking Valentine’s Day with a discount on combined flight-and-hotel bookings worldwide. By using the code LOVE15, customers can save $20.50 on their total booking, making it a practical option for city breaks, European escapes or longer trips planned in advance.
Airlines are using Valentine’s Day to encourage forward bookingsTravelUp
For travellers who prefer open-ended plans rather than locking in a single destination, package holidays continue to offer flexibility.
To mark Valentine’s Day, TravelUp is promoting savings on worldwide flight-and-hotel bookings. Customers who apply the code LOVE15 can take $20.50 off their total cost, making it a useful option for short city stays, European breaks or longer trips arranged in advance.
Explore TravelUp’s Valentine’s offers
Self-care savings that extend past Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s spending is moving towards beauty and wellbeing essentials, with shoppers favouring products designed for regular use rather than one-off treats.
Self-care takes centre stage this Valentine’s DayUNice
Hair and beauty brand UNice is running multiple Valentine’s Day offers across its collections. Shoppers can save up to $60 using the code LOVE.
The brand is also offering up to 55 per cent off V Part wigs with the code V15.
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For higher-value purchases, customers can access up to $100 off using the Valentine’s code VDAY.
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Valentine’s offers focused on everyday essentials
Discounts around the day are stretching into practical lifestyle categories, highlighting a move towards useful, long-term purchases over purely sentimental gifts.
Remote workers and households looking to invest in smarter energy solutionsALLPOWERS
ALLPOWERS is marking Valentine’s Day with discounts of up to 42 per cent on its portable power stations and solar energy products, catering to travellers, remote professionals and households investing in more reliable, efficient power solutions.
View ALLPOWERS’ Valentine’s sale
A practical rethink of Valentine’s spending
From securing future holidays to upgrading everyday essentials, this year’s Valentine’s promotions point to shifting priorities. With many discounts running for a short window, planning ahead makes the difference.
