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Center Parcs launches car salary sacrifice scheme with Tusker 

  • 6 May 2026
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  • Natalie Middleton

Center Parcs has partnered with Tusker to launch a car salary sacrifice scheme following significant employee interest. The company aimed to revamp its benefits package, boost recruitment and

Center Parcs launches car salary sacrifice scheme with Tusker 

Center Parcs has partnered with Tusker to launch a car salary sacrifice scheme following significant employee interest.

Tusker was selected due to its broad range of both electric and hybrid cars

The company aimed to revamp its benefits package, boost recruitment and unlock National Insurance savings – all while remaining cost-neutral.

The scheme went live on 7 April and has seen 19 vehicle orders placed so far.

Employee engagement has been swift. Within a week of the launch, 30% of employees had logged in, and the first orders were placed.

Tusker was awarded the contract following a competitive tender process. The company was selected due to its broad range of both electric and hybrid cars, the comprehensive lifestyle protections on offer and its ability to offer a four-weekly (lunar) scheme, which was key to fit with the company’s payroll requirements.

The ability to offer both EV and hybrid vehicle types improves inclusivity and cost-effectiveness, giving Center Parcs employees flexibility while supporting those not yet ready to go fully electric. It also aligns with the company’s existing company car scheme.

Center Parcs is running the Tusker car scheme across sites that include its head office in Nottinghamshire; Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire; Woburn Forest in Bedfordshire; Whinfell Forest in Cumbria; Longleat Forest in Wiltshire ;and Elveden Forest in Suffolk.

Lisa Milburn, benefits manager at Center Parcs, said: “We’ve wanted to offer a salary sacrifice car scheme for a while and there is a lot of excitement around the launch. It’s been very well received by employees so far.

“Tusker has a proven track record, and when you combine their experience with their lifestyle protection offering, it gave us what we needed to move forward with the partnership.”

Center Parcs celebrate the launch with two internal webinars, which engaged around 100 colleagues. A live roadshow also took place within the first two weeks of the scheme’s launch, enabling colleagues to look at some of the available cars and ask any questions.

Cheryl Clements, head of business development at Tusker, said: “We’re so pleased to be working with Center Parcs – it’s great to see such strong interest from employees in the first few days – it shows just how much the benefit is in demand.

“Tusker is able to deliver exactly what the company was looking for with our four-weekly payroll compliant system, making the benefit simple to implement within the wider programme. And we’re seeing more companies value our lifestyle protections proposition, as companies and employees want that peace of mind should the unexpected happen.”