Britons planning to book cheap flights to Spain for their holiday this summer have been told that from traditional beach breaks to walking tours and cultural excursions, the country has something to offer everyone.

Fred Mawer, writing on the online pages of the Telegraph, also points to the Canary Islands with their year-round sunny climate as being a real draw for Brits.

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.

The winter sports season is not yet over so now may be the best time for Britons to book cheap ski flights and bag a bargain break.

And while skiing can be a costly pastime, according to one sector commentator there are plenty of ways Brits can hit the slopes and save their pennies.

Britons who like their music edgy, electronic and very, very cool should think about booking cheap flights to Barcelona and dance the night away at this year's Sonar Festival.

With a focus on experimental dance and electronic music and multimedia art, Sonar is where festival-goers can be sure to enjoy sets by some of the world's most influential producers, as well a well stocked showcase of some of the more obscure record labels.

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.

Music lovers who want to spend this summer listening to their favourite bands but reluctant to brave the mud of Glastonbury could combine a festival with a holiday by booking cheap flights to Spain to attend the famed Benicassim.

Located in a small beach town on the Costa De Azahar, between Valencia and Barcelona, bands take to the stage in the early evening, offering Brits the perfect chance to sleep and sunbathe all day before partying all night.

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 are already excited about an upcoming holiday this year and who are searching for cheap flights to Spain may wish they could relocate to the country permanently.

Bruce Wilson, tax partner with chartered accountant Campbell Dallas, notes that people considering a permanent relocation to Spain must take the time to go over a number of important considerations first.

Britons planning to soak up a bit of Spanish history and culture this year by booking cheap flights to Madrid may wish to experience La Noche en Blanco in the city on September 12th.

Visitors to the event will be able to enjoy some of the country's most acclaimed works of art against a backdrop of night time celebrations.

British golf enthusiasts may wish to use this summer to score a few eagles while they soak up the sun in style by booking cheap flights to Spain.

According to the UK publication Today's Golfer, Spain is the most popular destination in Europe for the sporting activity in "a country mile" and has some of the best courses going.

Although annual leave is limited to a few weeks a year, there is no reason that the time away from the office can't be enjoyed to the full.

One way to make the most of a break is to combine a ski trip with a city break, the Guardian suggests, noting that there are a number of destinations where this is possible.

Britons who take some well-earned time off from work in order to lay back and relax and soak up the sun at an overseas beach could actually be doing their boss a favour.

Frances Tuke, spokesperson for The Travel Association (ABTA), said that people who book their getaway early will then have the feeling of "sunticipation" which will encourage them to work more productively in the office before they jet off.

With the UK now in the middle of winter, many Britons may feel inspired by the chilly weather to book cheap ski flights and jet off to enjoy the real snow of the piste.

Rushing down the slopes with the wind in their hair, for many winter sports enthusiasts skiing may be the perfect way for them to unwind and leave the pressures of work behind.

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 planning on booking cheap flights to Spain in order to enjoy a spot of continental sun may wish to get their skates on.

This is after one sector commentator has claimed the country would always be an "absolute favourite" destination for UK travellers.

While Tenerife has always been a popular holiday choice with Britons, with some perhaps considering booking cheap flights to Tenerife for this year, one sector commentator has claimed that there is a different side to the island.

Peter Nunn, who is part of the campaign Another Side to Tenerife, noted that the destination has a number of luxury boutique hotels, seven golf courses and a variety of natural and cultural attractions - making it the perfect getaway choice for people looking for a spot of winter sun.

Britons planning to take advantage of the remaining winter months by booking cheap ski flights and hitting the slopes may wish to make sure they have taken a number of steps which could better allow them to get everything they want out of their time on the piste.

Writing on the online travel pages of the Guardian, Phil Daoust said that holidaymakers should take the time to achieve a basic level of cardiovascular fitness before they arrive and also to work on building up their strength.

When it comes to ski and snowboarding holidays, British sports enthusiasts continue to make Europe a popular destination for hitting the slopes, one sector commentator has claimed.

Carrie Hainge, brand and product manager from the Ski Club of Great Britain, said Val d'Isere and Tignes in France and Austria's Ischgl, St Anton and Kitzbuhel were all big hits with Brits wishing to see out their winter on the piste.

Majorca is set to be popular with holidaymakers in 2009 and it has also been revealed that the island is a favourite of some of the most famous faces in Hollywood.

Among them are film stars Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas, Formula One racer Michael Schumacher, supermodel Claudia Schiffer and singer Annie Lennox - who have all had homes on the island.

Resort choice and perfect snow conditions are major factors when it comes to having an enjoyable ski holiday, one sector commentator has claimed.

Carrie Hainge, brand and product manager from the Ski Club of Great Britain, explained that snow was "key" as it tended to be the top resorts that were more popular with holidaymakers and sports enthusiasts, because they were more likely to be located in an area that was "snow-sure".

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.

Britons planning to get the new year off to an exciting start by heading for Europe's ski slopes may wish to plan every aspect of their trip before they jet off, following the advice of one sector commentator.

Writing on the online pages of the Times, Steve Keenan said that sports enthusiasts who visit ski and snowboarding resorts in the Alps may find certain things expensive.