Those who book cheap flights to Amsterdam through Jet2.com can enjoy a fun city break during any month of the year, one expert has implied.

According to the Netherlands Board of Tourism and Conventions, the prime time for these types of holidays is spring to autumn – but a cultural break to one of its metropolises is popular all year round.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Milan can enjoy a chance to get away from it all in the countryside found to the north of the city.

London Evening Standard journalist Lee Marshall recounted a trip to Lake Maggiore, which is surrounded by small towns such as Stresa, Lesa and Arona.

Those who book cheap flights to Amsterdam through Jet2.com will be able to enjoy a number of "exceptional exhibitions", if one expert's words are anything to go by.

Holland Art Cities, a cultural project, is taking a number of one-off events around the country, with the works of Gerrit Rietveld set to take centre stage.

People who book cheap flights to Prague through Jet2.com could enjoy a spot of retail therapy ahead of the upcoming festive season.

The city has a wide range of shops and is particularly good for those who enjoy visiting designer stores, according to CzechTourism.

A spokesperson for the authority highlighted the Klara Nademlynska and Tatiana Kovarikova boutiques, which are found near the Old Town square.

Meanwhile, travellers in search of luxury items should head for the metropolis' best-known area, Parizska.

"For people who love design, Prague is also great. [It] also has beautiful Christmas markets," he said.

Those looking to hit the high street over the Christmas period could consider booking cheap flights to Paris through Jet2.com.

Tom Hall, travel editor at the Lonely Planet, commented on the range of shopping sites available to holidaymakers on the other side of the channel.

More people could be booking cheap flights to Paris for business purposes, if the following comments are anything to go by.

Christophe Peymirat of Egencia noted that over the last year, companies have been trying to reduce their costs by cutting back on travel.

For an active break this autumn, people might like to book cheap flights to Dusseldorf and take advantage of what the region has to offer.

The Regional Tourist Board of Arnhem Nijmegen and WFG Viersen have recently launched a campaign to highlight the attractions of the lower Rhine area.

Cheap flights to Chambery could be a great choice for skiers on a budget, while one resort in particular may offer the perfect location.

Arnaud Favet of the Office de Tourisme de La Tania commented on the merits of the resort, which could be music to the ears of those looking to cut costs abroad.

Filmgoers could book cheap flights to Cork and attend an upcoming festival, where a number of screenings will be shown amidst the bustling backdrop of the Irish city.

From November 1st to the 8th, the destination is set to come alive with a series of cultural events.

Cheap flights to Geneva could be an ideal travel option for film lovers, with an upcoming festival set to draw visitors from far and wide.

The Cinema Tout Ecran event is an annual date in the calendar that showcases new talent from the worlds of television and the big screen.

Travellers could book cheap flights to Chambery for a skiing holiday with a difference this winter.

Located in south-eastern France, winter sports fans may be interested to learn that the destination provides straightforward access to the slopes.

Cheap flights to Salzburg this Christmas could be the perfect way for travellers to enjoy the festive season.

At the Austrian city's Christmas Market, visitors may encounter a dazzling array of decorations and food stalls, with vendors selling jewellery, candles and craftwork among other items.

Holidaymakers could be attracted by cheap flights to Avignon through Jet2.com.

Rhiannon Davies, director of Shelter Offshore, suggested there are many aspects of France that may find favour with travellers.

Self-catering holidays could present an ideal option for travellers looking to book cheap flights to Corfu.

Commenting on the popularity of these types of trip, Richard Carrick, chief executive at Hoseasons, said: "The self-catering sector has done incredibly well."

Travellers eager to do something spectacular for their new year's celebrations could consider booking cheap flights to Paris through Jet2.com.

Featuring two parades and an array of festivities, those yet to make plans for December 31st could check out the Grande Parade de Paris et Chantilly.

Those looking for cheap flights to Crete would be making a wise choice, judging by the words of an expert.

Commenting on the popularity of Greece as a whole, Sofia Panayiotaki, director of the UK & Ireland office at the Greek National Tourism Organisation, said that the country attracts many people.

Travellers looking for a relaxing Mediterranean break may like to research cheap flights to Nice through Jet2.com.

Located in the south of France, the city boasts warm temperatures throughout the year – providing an ideal sunshine spot for those on a city break.

Music lovers may wish to book cheap flights to Avignon in order to capture the city's annual Blues Festival.

Featuring performances from American and Australian musicians, the concerts promise to showcase the sounds of many contemporary artists from the genre.

People looking for cheap flights to Budapest may be interested in an arts event hosted in the city this autumn.

The Autumn Festival attempts to interact with members of the public by bringing performing arts and culture to the heart of urban life.

Chocolate lovers may look to book cheap flights to Paris after details were released of an upcoming fair in the French capital.

The Paris Chocolate Show features over 400 stalls representing the work of 100 international chocolate sellers, from countries as far and wide as Canada, Japan and Belgium.

Those looking for cheap flights to Geneva may enjoy the city's chocolate and shopping opportunities, if a website is anything to go by.

Geneva offers plenty of retail attractions, with a "myriad of boutiques and department stores", while food lovers may enjoy a visit to some of the city's "master chocolate-makers", according to dedicated website geneva-tourism.ch.

Food lovers looking to book cheap flights to Paris should make time to visit one renowned street celebration this autumn.

The Montmartre Harvest Festival marks the arrival of the area's local wine, Clos Montmartre, and features a host of festivities designed to delight the taste buds.

Cyprus marks its Independence Day on October 1st, featuring a public holiday with parades, parties and national gatherings.

Many of the events take place in the capital Nicosia, including a military procession through its medieval streets, but travellers who book cheap flights to Paphos can also expect to encounter festivities in other locations.

The Paris Motor Show could be a good reason for car lovers to book cheap flights to Paris.

Held at Paris Porte de Versailles, the show exhibits car prototypes from 500 international brands representing 30 countries.

Fashion lovers may be interested in booking cheap flights to Milan for a major clothes show.

Formerly the Milano Vende Moda, the newly named Milano Pret-a-porter will feature presentations from creative industries, a bookshop and exhibits from clothing brands which are set to showcase new trends for 2010.

Cheap flights to Belfast could be of interest to fans of comedy, music and theatre.

With over 50,000 visitors in attendance each year, the Belfast Festival provides plenty of reason for culture lovers to book cheap flights to the city.

Opening the event will be the Mariinsky orchestra of St Petersburg, conducted by Valery Gergiev.

Cheap flights to Paris should be a priority for partygoers on September 19th.

The annual Techno Parade sees 400,000 people descend on the streets of the French capital, giving plenty of reasons for travellers looking for a city break to book cheap flights to Paris.

Those looking for cheap flights to Venice have been advised on when to visit one of the city's most popular attractions.

A spokeswoman for the Italian State Tourist Board said this week that St Mark's Square in the centre of the region is often very busy, adding that this can mean picking the right time to go there is essential.

It was noted by Alessandra Smith that those considering a visit to the landmark may find it more pleasant in the cooler months, but explained those seeking summer sun had a number of other options available.

"Areas like what used to be the old Jewish ghetto and quarters, or the island opposite St Mark's Square are very pleasant. You can explore the old churches and the old docklands, all those areas off the square are much quieter," she said.

In a recent article for the Telegraph, Enrico Mingardi of the city's public transport department recommended tourists visiting Venice consider pre-booking their trip into the area.

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Those considering cheap flights to Venice have been advised the city is likely to remain as popular with holidaymakers as ever.

A spokeswoman for the Italian State Tourist Board said that as a destination it is very unique and there is nothing like it to be found anywhere else in the world.

Fans of jazz music have been given an extra reason to seek out cheap flights to Majorca following the announcement of a new gig on the island.

Cameroonian musician Richard Bona is one of the latest artists to select the destination as a part of his tour, which will land at Palma's Conservatory venue on November 12th.

Holidaymakers may also like to opt for cheap flights to Palma to take advantage of the event, although additional dates have been scheduled for Berlin, Paris, Prague and Vienna.

Among the albums which could help fill out the performer's set list are 1999's Scenes From My Life, 2001's Reverence and his most recent work The Ten Shades Of Blues.

Those looking to get a taste of what to expect could also check out last year's live release Bona Makes You Sweat.

Other upcoming gigs on the island include a September 8th appearance from British stadium rockers Status Quo, who will take to the stage of the city's Arena.

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Cinema goers looking for the ideal time to book cheap flights to Rome may be interested in a film festival taking place in the city.

The Cinema Isle Festival takes place annually on Rome's Tiberina Island and is often attended by stars of the silver screen.

UK couples are increasingly likely to book cheap flights to Crete to spend their wedding in Greece.

The Greek National Tourism Organisation has noted more British partners are choosing Greece for the location of their wedding.

Holidaymakers booking cheap flights to Ibiza may be interested to learn of a music festival taking place on the island.

The Ibiza Rocks Hotel in San Antonio will play host to a variety of performing artists until September 8th this year.

When booking cheap flights to Spain this year, travellers should be sure to mark the Alicante Festival in their diaries.

Having started in mid July, those jetting off to Spain this summer will catch the festival in full swing.

When in Rome, as the old adage goes, do as the Romans do. By following such advice, holidaymakers who have made the most of cheap flights to Rome for a break may be able to continue to save money.

Executive director of the Association of Independent Tour Operators Kate Kenward noted that those who make the effort to follow local traditions could keep in better control of their money while abroad.

Stressed-out workers who cannot bear to be away from the office for large amounts of time should take regular short breaks instead, it has been advised.

Writing for the Guardian, Adharanand Finn said that an increasing number of people may forgo going on holiday in order to concentrate on their job.

Booking cheap flights to Paris could be the perfect way of lapping up some sunshine and culture on a budget this summer, particularly if tourists follow the tips offered by one writer.

The Guardian's Benji Lanyado said he would argue "to death" anyone who said that people could not visit Paris if they were on a tight budget and said that there were plenty of ways to keep costs down, including eating picnics during the day and searching for the best hotel deals.

People looking to get back in touch with their inner child this summer could do well to book cheap flights to Newquay and spend their break eating ice-cream on the beach and attempting to surf.

Elliott Frisby, spokesperson at VisitBritain, said there was currently a real resurgence in the popularity of the traditional British beach break which may have come as holidaymakers look to take advantage of the hot weather the country has been experiencing.

When asked where he was planning to spend his summer this year, poet and academic Craig Raine revealed it would be in Italy's famed city of canals, which may inspire other travellers to book cheap flights to Venice.

Speaking to the Times, Mr Raine said he had chosen the destination as he owned an apartment there, after first visiting in Christmas 1972.

Italy is famed for its food, with dishes such as pasta, lasagne and pizza all becoming staples in the British diet, but travellers can uncover some other hidden gems by booking cheap flights to Rome.

The Times recommends booking cheap flights to Rome between March and May so that food enthusiasts can taste one seasonal dish - Roman artichokes.

With so many tourist attractions to offer - including the Vatican, Colosseum and even the opportunity to set out on a Dan Brown-style Angels and Demons tour - travellers who have booked cheap flights to Rome may be pleased to hear the fun does not stop at night.

Indeed, having recently been labelled a "unique" city in the Independent, Rome has plenty to offer holidaymakers.

Travellers who wish to expand their horizons by sampling the opera in the country where it originates from could do well to book cheap flights to Rome.

The Tuscan Sun Festival in Cortona sees some of the world's best known classical musicians arrive each year in order to entertain the crowds.

People planning to book cheap flights to Crete this summer can expect to find far more waiting for them on the island than just its warm and sunny climate.

The Guardian's Aida Edemariam explains that even when it comes to the simple task of choosing a beach to spend the day at, holidaymakers will have plenty to choose from, including the sandy stretches of Triopetra, Ligres and Palm Beach.

Travellers planning to book cheap flights to Paris this summer may wish to keep some time spare in order to visit a landmark that has been described as a "temple to paints and pleasure".

Fontainebleau sees less visitors pass through its ornate doors each year than Versailles, however, the Telegraph's Nick Trend claims that the mansion is "the most fascinating and historically significant chateau in France".

After packing up and moving out of halls for the summer, many university attendees may be keen to keep their student days alive this summer and booking cheap flights to Ibiza could be one way of achieving this.

The Guardian's Sarah Turner states that it is possible to enjoy a millionaire's lifestyle on a student budget.

As the UK's premier tennis tournament approaches and sports fans cross their fingers for Andy Murray, one writer has explained how he improved his own tennis skills on holiday, which may inspire travellers to book cheap flights to Palma.

Tony Kelly travelled to a tennis academy near Palma on the island of Mallorca - where Boris Becker and Steffi Graf have both trained - with his 13-year-old son, who he discovered was very skilful when it came to the sport.

Holidaymakers looking for the perfect summer getaway to take with their kids may wish to book cheap flights to Paris and spend a week getting acquainted with Mickey Mouse and friends.

According to Fred Mawer, Disneyland Paris is one of the most popular theme parks in all of Europe, with millions passing beneath Sleeping Beauty's castle every year.

Travellers planning a sunny holiday in the UK this year by booking cheap flights to Newquay will be following in the footsteps of one actress.

Tara Fitzgerald, star of Brassed Off, recently told the Times she had an almost "umbilical connection" to Cornwall.

Travellers booking cheap flights to Rome can expect to find Italy is one of the only countries where visitors can order a bottle of wine from a shop and enjoy the perfect meal to accompany it in the same place, according to one writer.

John Hooper, in an article for the Guardian, explains that the idea of the enoteca may have first come about to offer somewhere for wine-lovers to visit where they could eat while they chose their bottle.

Families looking to spoil their dads this Fathers Day may wish to book cheap flights to Rome after hearing about the experiences of one father and son duo.

Robert Crampton tells the Times that he and his 12-year-old son Sam made their first ever visit to the Italian city together.

Art-lovers may wish to book cheap flights to Venice this summer where they can visit a brand new art gallery in the city's old customs house.

The Independent's Adrian Mourby has already enjoyed an early visit to the new attraction and claims it is located in a prime position at the entrance to the Grand Canal from the San Marco basin and "impossible" to miss.

When booking cheap flights to Paris, travellers can expect to see more than the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame - indeed they can see a much more quirky side to the city if they wish.

Such is the assertion of the Times' Renata Rubnikowicz, who states that there are a number of unusual views of Paris that people can take in to discover its hidden side.

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Ibiza for a summer of music this year could find that there is plenty to keep them entertained following the International Music Summit (IMS).

According to the Guardian, the meeting drew in a host of dance music moguls, old school promoters and up-and-coming DJs, who all gathered to discuss the future of electronic music.

Britons longing for a holiday where they can sample the coolest cafes and try out dishes by some of the world's hottest chefs may wish to book cheap flights to Paris.

The Times' Nick Wyke said that France is so food-obsessed that it now boasts thousands of blogs offering tips on the best places to dine out.

Despite presenting America's Got Talent, Jerry Springer loves escaping to Europe for his holidays, claiming that Italy is his favourite destination, which may convince Britons to book cheap flights to Rome.

In an article for the Times, the TV presenter says that Italy is such a "ridiculously beautiful country" that God was "showing off" by the time he made it.

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Majorca this summer may wish to pack their walking boots so they can set out on some of the numerous trails the island has to offer.

Writing for the Times, Graham Keeley said Majorca was "an island that offers some of the most accessible, varied, rewarding and breathtakingly beautiful hiking terrain in Europe".

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Rome may wish to get their skates on after one sector commentator claimed that early summer was the perfect time for exploring the Italian capital.

In an article for the Independent, Rachel Spence states that many of the city's famous tourist attractions have been given facelifts, thanks to funding from the local authorities.

Britons looking for the perfect family-orientated destination for their summer holiday may wish to take the advice of one commentator and book cheap flights to Cyprus.

The Times' Jenny Blair states: "Cyprus is a very child-friendly country and everywhere you go you'll find the locals delightfully attentive and understanding of your kids."

Holidaymakers looking to find unspoilt beauty on the Adriatic coastline would do well to book a cheap flight to Dubrovnik and then drive south of the city into Montenegro.

The three-year-old country lies roughly half an hour's drive from the airport and offers an unspoilt coastline forming part of what is increasingly knows at the Balkan Riviera.

Britons planning on an Italian break this summer may wish to book cheap flights to Rome in order to discover the truth behind one of the world's bestselling novels.

Dan Brown's Angels and Demons takes place largely within Rome and Vatican City and sees its hero Robert Langdon deciphering clues from the city's churches, monuments and sculptures in order to solve a series of murders.

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Corfu for their break this summer could find themselves getting back to nature once they touch down.

In an article for the Guardian, Andrew Duncan, Greece manager at Vintage Travel, states that Halikouna is a "sleepy, unspoilt corner" of Corfu and that its main attraction is Lake Korission.

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Ibiza may be aware that the island is a favourite with the likes of Kate Moss and Leonardo DiCaprio, however, travellers too can enjoy a holiday there without breaking the bank, it has been claimed.

In an article for the Times, a number of experts have offered their tips for the perfect economical break on the island.

Britons who can think of nothing better than being wined and dined at an eatery nestled in the hills of a sunny island may wish to book themselves some cheap flights to Crete.

Louise Killner, sales and operations manager at Pure Crete, tells the Guardian that hidden in the foothills of the White Mountains, south-west of the town of Rethymnon, Argiroupolis is "one of the most beautiful places to have lunch in western Crete".

Britons who really want to get back to their roots may wish to book cheap flights to Crete this summer where they can participate in a hunter-gatherer-style getaway.

Writing for the travel pages of the Times, Tom Fordyce notes that humans were able to keep fit for millions of years by spending their days in the open air, rather than sweating it out on a treadmill while watching television at the gym.

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Ibiza for this summer can expect to enjoy the best nightlife in the Mediterranean once they touch down on the island, according to one commentator.

An article for the Telegraph notes that Ibiza boasts a "lovely town", with a dominating fortress which encloses the cathedral, bishop's palace and castle of the old town.

Britons who have booked cheap flights to Paphos and are looking forward to some long sunny days spent on the golf courses may find that the sport is a little naughtier in Cyprus than elsewhere.

Nic Brook, in an article for the Guardian, claimed that he was surprised upon reaching the island to receive a calendar featuring naked golfers on some of the Mediterranean courses.

Britons who plan to book cheap flights to Venice for their holiday this year have been advised by one star that if they cannot fall in love with the city, then they are "never going to fall in love".

Speaking to the Telegraph, actor Geoffrey Palmer - who has starred in Tomorrow Never Dies and As Time Goes By - explains that he first visited the Italian city of canals in 1949.

Britons who are planning to book cheap flights to Ibiza for this summer will be following a number of famous faces to the island, including Kate Moss, Domenico Dolce, Stefano Gabbana, Leonardo DiCaprio and Annie Mac.

The Radio 1 DJ is passionate about quality dance music and regular listeners of her show will be familiar with her Mini Mix, where lesser-known DJs produce a five-minute mix to show off their capabilities.

Britons who wish to spend their summer relaxing with a drink while soaking up the culture and lifestyles of the people around them could do a lot worse than booking cheap flights to Paris.

The Guardian's John Brunton has compiled a list of the top pavement cafes in the city, where visitors to the French capital have the perfect opportunity to enjoy fine cuisine, soak up the sun and watch life go by.

Art lovers longing for a cultural getaway this Easter weekend could do well to book cheap flights to Nice where they can indulge their passion, while staying on a budget.

The Guardian's Nicola Iseard notes that there are still plenty of cheap and cheerful travel deals Britons can snatch up if they want to go on a European city break and that statistics have revealed that many people are refusing to sacrifice their urban getaways.

Britons who have booked cheap flights to Palma for their Easter break can jet off safe in the knowledge that they will be enjoying value for money, as well as the sand and the sea.

Writing for the Guardian, Nicola Iseard said that many people were now committed to bagging themselves the best holiday deals and that, thanks to the internet, this had never been easier.

Britons who have booked cheap flights to Paphos for their Easter holiday this year will be touching down on the "implausibly" sunny island of Cyprus, a destination steeped in history and myth, according to one writer.

Linda Cookson, in an article for the Independent, states that she does not know what kept her from visiting Cyprus for so long as she loves the Mediterranean and the chance to explore different island life.

Britons who want to follow in the very stylish footsteps of the Beckhams this Easter may wish to pack up their glad rags and book some cheap flights to Milan for a taste of the Italian capital of fashion.

Writing in the Independent, Rachel Spence explains that now fashionista Posh Spice has left the city to return to LA and the fashion shows are over, there is plenty of room for Britons to explore the city and Easter is the perfect time to do this as April is the city's coolest month.

Sport-loving Britons who want to find a holiday with enough activities on offer to keep the whole family entertained over the Easter break would be well advised to book cheap flights to Cyprus.

Joanna Symons, writing in an article for the Telegraph, explains that there are few travel experiences as "intoxicating" as first emerging from the grey and cold British winter into the blue skies of an island holiday.

While summer may now be just around the corner, Britons may wish to hang on a few extra weeks before booking their cheap flights to Ibiza, after one travel commentator claimed that the winter months offered a more "intimate" party scene on the island.

In an article for the Times, Ruby Warrington explains that during the island's off-season it becomes a "winter retreat for hedonists".

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Nice may find the nearby village of Eze is where the real appeal of the Cote d'Azur lies, according to one travel writer.

Charles Starmer-Smith, writing for the Telegraph, states that the village boasts "fabulous" views over St Jean-Cap Ferrat from its position 1,400 feet above sea level.

Britons looking to experience a heavenly holiday this year may wish to book cheap flights to Majorca after gold medal winning cyclist Bradley Wiggins claimed it was the perfect family-friendly destination.

In an interview with the Times, the Olympic cyclist claimed that he had been back to Port de Pollenca, just north of Palma, so many times it had become a "home from home" to him.

Britons have been advised by one sector commentator that they can discover northern Cyprus by beating the crowds, so now may be the best time to book cheap flights to Cyprus.

In an article for the Times, Mark Hodson describes Cyprus as "a mythical island where time has stood still" and the peace of the beautiful golden beaches is only disturbed by nesting turtles.

As one Spanish fiesta ends, another kicks off in Tenerife, which may be comforting news to Britons who have booked cheap flights to Tenerife but have missed the island carnivals.

Tenerife News advises tourists who have missed the Santa Cruz and Puerto de la Cruz carnivals not to despair as there is always more to come.

Brits planning on booking cheap flights to Tenerife can expect to be thrown into a carnival atmosphere once they touch down on the Canary Island.

On a recent trip there, the Mirror's Iain Mayhew said that the annual Tenerife carnival - one of the biggest in Europe - was in full swing.

Britons who regularly book cheap flights to Paris may wish that they could move to France permanently and according to one expert this dream may be a sensible reality.

John Reilly, managing director at BuyAbroad.com, said that if a French property was in the right location and had a guaranteed rental income then it would still be a "good buy".

Britons considering booking cheap flights to Italy may wish to get their skates on in order to enjoy a spot of Italian cuisine, after the DJ and television personality Toby Anstis revealed he had best ever meal in the country.

In an interview with the Independent, Mr Anstis told how he had enjoyed Escalope Milanese with fresh tomato spaghetti at a restaurant in Florence when he holidayed there a few years ago.

Whether they are planning on booking cheap flights to Pisa, Venice, Milan or Rome, Britons can expect to find Italy "crammed with culinary hotspots", according to one writer.

In an article for the Telegraph, Lee Marshall states that from truffle hunting in Piedmont to wine tasting in Tuscany, there is plenty to challenge the UK food and drink adventurer.

Britons considering booking cheap flights to Paris have been advised that 2009 is a good time to go.

Writing for the Telegraph, Nick Trend said that the cost of staying in hotels and cottages in the north of France would still be "roughly on a par" with UK prices, as would dining out in the country's restaurants.

While, if rumours are to be believed, Victoria Beckham may be considering a permanent move to the fashion capital of Italy, there are even more reasons for Britons to book cheap flights to Milan for their summer break this year.

According to Lee Marshall, writing on the online pages of the Telegraph, there is more to Milan than just Posh and Becks.

When it comes to choosing destinations for their summer holiday this year, Britons are increasingly becoming more adventurous, one expert has claimed, which may prompt people to book cheap flights to Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt.

Frances Tuke, a spokesperson for the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA), explained that Egypt was doing well for bookings made by Britons this year, as it offered value for money and there were many all-inclusive offerings which allowed travellers to control their costs.

Britons who want to get away from it all and enjoy some early sunshine and a little culture as well may wish to book cheap flights to Palma, Majorca where they can find both, according to one writer.

According to the Telegraph's Alexandra Ferguson, the city's Old Town is still largely unspoilt by tourism and also boasts an imposing Gothic cathedral.

Britons planning on booking cheap flights to Crete to soak up the summer sun have been advised that the best place to do this is on one of the island's southern beaches.

In an article for the Telegraph, Robin Gauldie said Matala used to be a "hippie haven" and still carries with it a laid-back attitude as people relax on its beautiful yellow sand.

The largest of the Canary Islands is changing and holidaymakers who book cheap flights to Tenerife can now expect to find record-breaking water parks, first-rate hotels and an ocean filled with dolphins off the sun filled beaches, one sector commentator has claimed.

Writing on the online pages of the News of the World, Keith Gladdis explained that the popular getaway spot still has hundreds of bars and nightclubs for young single travellers to visit but was also now becoming a fashionable family favourite.

Britons who are planning to book cheap flights to Venice could end up feeling like royalty once they have touched down in the Italian city of canals.

Writing on the online pages of the Independent, Rhiannon Batten explains that Italy has a "panoply of palaces" for tourists to discover and that many are no longer associated with the church or the crown.

Britons looking for a cultural getaway for their holiday this year may be tempted to book cheap flights to Venice and catch the end of winter there after hearing the testimony of one celebrity.

Writer and broadcaster Janet Street-Porter asserts that she first visited the city of canals 40 years ago and that during winter the destination was "utterly magical".

Valentine's Day is fast approaching so there has never been a better time to book cheap flights to Paris for a surprise romantic getaway for a loved one.

And those who do intend visiting the French capital will not be disappointed, as Sankha Guha, writing on the online travel pages of the Independent, said the city "would make anyone feel like a love god".

Britons who have booked cheap flights to Cyprus in order to soak up the sun on a few weeks' getaway may feel tempted never to return to the cold and rainy shores of the UK.

However, according to one expert, Britons have been moving permanently to the island for the last 40 years due to the similar lifestyle it offers them.

People who are soon to book their cheap flights to Rome and prepare for an Italian getaway this year could find that heading off the beaten track and exploring the nearby Alps allows them the chance to escape the tourists.

That is what Matt Rudd and his family discovered when they visited the Mediterranean country.

Golf enthusiasts may be quick to book cheap flights to Cyprus in order to notch up their hole in ones, eagles and birdies under the blazing sun.

Officials on the island have proposed plans for 14 brand spanking new golf courses, with license applications expected to be put to the Council of Ministers this month.

While Brits considering booking cheap flights to Tenerife may already be aware of the island's bubbling nightlife and red hot pubs and clubs, there is a far more explosive attraction they may also wish to see.

Ben Ross, writing on the online travel pages of the Independent, explains that he and his sons were drawn to the Canary Island by their wish to get up close and personal with the monster volcano that makes up its core - Teide.

Britons considering booking cheap flights to Prague and looking for more ways to save money once they have arrived at their destination have been offered some tips on what they can enjoy for free while on their holiday this year.

Writing on the online travel pages of the Times, Matt Rudd said that the changing of the guard at Prague Castle at noon each day is "a laugh" and does not cost a penny.

As people across the country woke up to see a carpet of snow outside, they may have felt more ready than ever to escape the cold seasonal chill of the UK and jet off for a spot of winter sun overseas.

And Britons may wish to book cheap flights to Crete following the recommendation of one visitor to the Greek island that it is a great destination for the whole family to enjoy.

It could be said that the film which really caught the hearts and imaginations of Britons last year was Mamma Mia!, a musical that tells the story of a young woman trying to find her real father, told through the songs of ABBA.

The movie was shot on the Greek island of Skopelos and many people may have seen a definite attraction to the relaxed lifestyle there, which saw Meryl Streep jumping into the warm deep blue ocean, which may prompt holidaymakers to consider a Greek getaway this year.

As many Britons may have woken up to see snow on the ground this week, the majority of people may now be dreaming of an escape from the miserable UK climate and a sunny holiday overseas.

And such individuals could be in luck, as Nick Trend, writing on the online travel pages of the Telegraph, claims that during February, there are more public parties going on around the world than during any other month in the year.

Fans of US rockers Kings of Leon may wish to book cheap flights to Belfast in order to see the band headlining at this summer's Oxygen festival.

Festival-goers can choose to spend a few nights in the up-and-coming Northern Irish city to get their holiday off to a flying start, before heading down to Dublin where the music event is set to take place from July 10th to the 12th.

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Venice may wish to journey 30 minutes from the airport to discover the "hidden secret" of Treviso.

Writing on the Guardian's travel pages, John Brunton explains that the city is less touristy and expensive than Venice itself.

For the BBC newsreader Huw Edwards, Costa Adeje is heaven on earth and more Britons may also discover this in 2009 if they choose to book cheap flights to Tenerife and go exploring the Canary Island.

In an article for the Telegraph, Edwards explained that some of his happiest family holidays have been in Tenerife and that he hoped they would all return there as soon as possible.

Santa Cruz has much to offer Britons looking for a sunny city break, due to its "stunning modern architecture" and beautiful natural surroundings, which may prompt holidaymakers to get their skates on and book cheap flights to Tenerife.

Writing on the online travel pages of the Guardian, Philip Smith said that once a person knew where to look, they could enjoy a pleasant climate and low cost of living while staying away from the mainstream resorts.

With the UK still trapped under a cloud of grey and drizzle, now could be the perfect time to book cheap flights to Ibiza and start planning a summer of clubbing.

As top DJs fly in from across the globe to play at some of the world's most famous dance clubs, an Ibiza summer could be the perfect way to leave behind the stresses of the office and spend a few weeks partying.

Despite being famed for its canals, where lucky visitors can enjoy a trip down the waterways in a gondola, Venice has a lot more to offer.

Britons considering escaping to the historic city this year may wish to book cheap flights to Venice in time to enjoy its famed carnival, which runs from February 13th to the 24th.

Britons who have begun to plan their summer holiday and are seeking cheap flights to Rome may wish to see the city from a different perspective when they visit.

This summer sees the release in cinemas of Angels and Demons - the much-anticipated follow-up of The Da Vinci Code.

Britons who want to take a holiday that is a little closer to home this year may wish to make a visit to Belfast, after it was listed as one of the hot but budget-friendly places to visit in 2009.

And there is certainly a lot to take in when visiting the Northern Irish city, with August seeing the Tall Ships Atlantic Challenge taking place as part of the Belfast Maritime Festival.

As many Britons may already be aware, Ibiza is a top destination when it comes to world-famous nightclubs that attract some of the globe's biggest named DJs to their decks and a general party atmosphere.

However, according to one source, the island has a whole lot more on offer than clubbing alone.

One sector commentator who decided to go on a holistic retreat recently stated that the perfect answer to modern day spirituality may lie in the Italian hills.

Writing on the online pages of the Guardian, Ian Belcher visited The Hill That Breathes resort, situated near the Renaissance walled city of Urbino in the Marche region and found it to be popular.

One Guardian reader has told of her experience cycling from Caen in Normandy all the way to the Mediterranean, which may offer inspiration to people hoping to have a European holiday with a difference in 2009.

Frances Philcher spent three days cycling through the rural countryside and managed to put in some 50 miles a day to reach her destination.

Britons who are planning to jet off for a little winter shopping excursion in Italy have been reminded that if the shops get too much they can always escape to the beach for a spot of relaxation.

Guardian reader Sissi writes that situated just 30 to 40 minutes outside of Rome is the Ostia beach where holidaymakers are offered the chance to wind down with a frosty beverage and an ice-cream and soak up a little sun.

Although the Greek island of Rhodes has in the past been seen as a traditional mass-market holiday destination, according to one sector commentator it is now due for a five-star makeover.

A writer for the online pages of the Observer explained that several luxury five-star rated hotels are due to open next year, which may see the island re-branding itself as a top-end of the market choice.

Holidaymakers looking for an Italian getaway with a spooky twist may enjoy a tour with a difference around Rome when they visit the city.

In a post on the Guardian Travel website, Sissi explains that tourists may wish to go on a night-time ghosts and mystery walk around the famous capital.

Paris still has a bohemian soul as portrayed in the hit musical Moulin Rouge, according to one sector commentator; the key is knowing where to find it.

Writing on the online pages of the Times, Vincent Crump acknowledges that the Eiffel Tower is "riveting" to look at, but there are still many hidden gems located within the French capital that Britons may wish to explore.

Many Britons may now be looking forward to their 2009 annual holiday and may already have begun planning their trip.

In light of this, the Telegraph has outlined a few tips that people may wish to follow to ensure that they get the best possible deal on their trip.

Lanzarote is set apart when it comes to vacation destinations as it has a good climate all year round and a dramatic volcanic landscape, one sector commentator has claimed.

Amanda Ellis, contracts manager for alpharooms.com, said that the island had plenty of tourist attractions that holidaymakers may wish to visit and was only 20 minutes from neighbouring Fuerteventura, meaning travellers could explore both in one visit.

New York is the ultimate city for Britons looking for a unique way to banish the winter blues, one sector commentator has claimed.

Tom Hall, travel editor at Lonely Planet, said that the Big Apple had far more to offer travellers than shopping alone and should not simply be seen as the domain of the super rich.

Fuerteventura, one of the Canary Islands, may be the perfect location to enjoy a relaxing Christmas with a twist this year.

The Mirror has compiled a list of the top destinations to visit this festive season and claims that the island offers the chance for relaxing on the beach and soaking up the sun, away from the grey skies of a traditional British Christmas.

Holidaymakers who have had to cut down on their travel plans during the ongoing credit crunch are more likely to go to "touristy" destinations, as they believe they will get their money's worth in such a location, according to one industry commentator.

A spokesperson for the Association of Independent Tour Operators claimed that Europe in particular was still popular and Britons planning such a vacation may be interested to know that Jet2.com offers cheap flights from Manchester, Newcastle, Belfast, Blackpool, Edinburgh, Leeds and Bradford airports.

America is still a value-for-money destination for Britons wishing to hop over the pond for a break, despite the current strength of the dollar against the pound, one sector commentator has claimed.

Sean Tipton, spokesperson for the Travel Association, said in terms of dining out and shopping, the US was still a lot cheaper than the UK on the whole.

Truffle enthusiasts have been told to head to the continent now before the season ends for the prized delicacy.

Writing for the Times, Tony Dawe explains that there is about a month left to hunt down truffles before they go out of season.

While many holidaymakers might take photographs to remember their journey, Michael Hughes' snaps are a little different, reports the Metro.

The traveller holds objects in front of famous landmarks, making for a unique perspective on some of the world's most famous structures.

The history of Corfu is a list of smart dynasties, one travel writer notes.

Victoria Mather writes for the Guardian of the origins of the island, which she points out are formed in mythology.

Its history stretches back to when Poseidon abducted Korkyra and took her to the island, she claims.

After hopping on cheap flights to Budapest, travellers could find they have plenty of choices about what to do.

Josey Walker writes on Article Street of the plethora of activities available to groups of men heading to Budapest.

Travellers stepping off of cheap flights to Barcelona can expect to be faced with a city which basks in a well-earned reputation, it has been asserted.

Niagara Falls Review reports that Barcelona is one of the most popular destinations for holidaymakers in Spain.