Overview Holidaybreak is the UK’s leading operator of specialist holiday businesses, all with high standards of service and product quality and market leading positions in the UK and other major European markets. In 2004 the Group provided 2.3m holidays in over 100 countries worldwide. The business generates substantial cash, delivers double-digit margins and has proven resilient in the face of changing market conditions. The Group has the financial strength to respond to changing market trends and exploit opportunities for both organic and acquisition based growth whilst paying an attractive dividend. Key Management Carl Michel, Chief Executive (42) Was Appointed Chief Executive in September He previously held senior positions at companies including McKinsey, British Airways, Energis and Opodo. Bob Baddeley, FCA Finance Director (51) Joined the Company in March He has held senior financial positions at Albert Fisher, Swan Steel and Unigate (now Uniq). Bob Ayling, Chairman (58) Was appointed a Non-executive Director in February 2003 and became Chairman in June Previously CEO of British Airways. Strategy Stock Data as at 26/07/05 Listing LSE Ticker HBR.L Sector Leisure, FTSE Small cap Market Cap £291.04m Share price 608p Shares in issue 47.87m 52 Week High / Low 693p / 465 p History 1973: Eurocamp Travel founded 1988: Management Buy Out 1991: Eurocamp floated on the LSE 1995: Acquisition of Superbreak 1998: Acquisition of Keycamp 1998: Holding company renamed Holidaybreak 2000: Acquisition of Explore 2004: Acquisition of Dutch on-line leisure business BRC 2005: Acquisition of Dutch adventure business Djoser Holidaybreak’s businesses are actively managed to maximise yields, generate cash and to optimise distribution, increasingly through the internet which accounts for approximately 30% of sales and is continuing to grow strongly. We intend to grow our portfolio of brands organically, by investment in growing areas of the current business and by acquisition, particularly in the Hotel Breaks and Adventure divisions which operate in growth sectors. The Camping division is a profitable business with well respected brands and loyal customers. It will be managed carefully going forward with a strong focus on capacity utilisation and margin. Major Shareholders Holidaybreak plc Hartford Manor, Greenbank Lane Northwich Cheshire, CW8 1HW Tel: +44 (0) Website: Craig Breheny / Ash Spiegelberg Brunswick Group 16 Lincoln’s Inn Fields London WC2A 3ED Tel: +44 (0) CORPORATE OVERVIEW SEPTEMBER 2005 Contacts Financial Summary * Before goodwill and exceptional costs ** Before acquisition borrowings c.10.9%Fidelity International c.16.3% c Aberforth Partners Aberforth Smaller Companies Sales, £m PBT, £m* Net Debt reduction, £m** EPS, p DPS, p September 2005Financial year end September 2005Trading Update 1 December 2005Prelims February 2006AGM Date Financial Calendar

Hotel Breaks The Hotel Breaks division’s core business specialises in UK and overseas leisure breaks. It is the principal provider of domestic short breaks to UK travel agents and has also been rapidly developing direct and internet distribution. The division continues to introduce new products and distribution channels to build on an outstanding record of success in recent years Turnover: £120.9m 1.7m holidays sold in year to 30/9/04 Strong relationship with hotels, 250+ hotel suppliers Flexible cost base – no commitment to hotel room allocations Fixed selling margin Strongly cash generative – negative working capital Operates in a growth sector Acquired Dutch market leader in on-line leisure breaks Bookit (BRC) for £23.1m on 22 December, 2004 Adventure Holidays Three businesses, Explore (UK), Djoser (Netherlands) and Regal Dive; market leaders in ‘soft’ adventure and scuba diving holidays. Explore, offers a range of cycling, walking and trekking, adventure short breaks and family adventures as well as the core worldwide, escorted tours programme. Explore adds genuine value to the customer experience, creating holidays which would be difficult or impossible for the DIY customer to replicate Turnover: £37.4m 41,800 holidays sold in year to 30/9/04 Increasing demand for active, special interest and unusual holidays Over 400 different tours to 107 countries Tight control of tour load factors underpins profitability Flexible cost base – Low commitment to flight seats Acquired Dutch market leader Djoser for £15.7m on 19 January, 2005 CORPORATE OVERVIEW September 2005 Camping The original part of the Holidaybreak group. Provides pre-sited mobile-home and canvas holidays on high grade, third party owned campsites throughout Europe. Customers are mainly families who book direct, attracted by good quality self- catering accommodation in desirable locations, with excellent leisure amenities. Flexibility, informality, independence and added value services all add to the appeal Turnover: £123.2m 570,000 holidays sold in year to 30/09/04 Market leading brands – Eurocamp and Keycamp Customers from nine different countries, mainly UK, Holland and Germany 9,700 mobile-homes and 4,500 tents on 212 campsites in France, Italy and seven other countries High levels of customer satisfaction and repeats