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.

Music lovers who wish to abandon the usual UK festival tradition of spending the weekend ankle-deep in mud and hiding from the rain beneath a poncho crafted from a bin bag may wish to consider cheap flights to Spain to get their music fix this year.

In a round-up of some of the best festivals taking place in Europe, Spain has secured three positions with Fiberfib Benicassim, Primavera Sound and Sonar.

The Easter week - Santa Semana - is widely celebrated in Spain and tourists hoping to catch a glimpse of the events have a number of options open to them.

Cities and towns across the country have their own celebrations and parades in honour of the religious festival - and the sights and sounds of the events present a true spectacle for tourists.

There are an increasing number of bargains to be found on the Spanish property market, one expert has said.

Should an individual choose to invest in a property in the country, they may find cheap flights to Spain for frequent visits to their new home an ideal option.

Holidaymakers looking for a way to keep the total cost of their holiday down may find that a Spanish campsite can complement cheap flights to the country.

The Observer recently noted that the Lagos de Somiedo campsite in the Cordillera Cantabrica mountains of northern Spain is among the top ten campsites in Europe.

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 considering booking cheap flights to Menorca, Ibiza or Lanzarote could find themselves experiencing a taste of paradise by kicking back and relaxing in a Spanish beach hut.

In a recently compiled list of Europe's classiest coastal beach cabins, the Guardian notes that Dunas Playa in Formentera has some of the "clearest water and whitest sand" in the Mediterranean.

Cheap flights to Spain could provide golf-lovers with access to more than 60 courses on the Costa del Sol, it has been noted.

The region's tourist board explains that there are already more than 60 golf courses on the Costa del Sol - and the number is rising.

With the warmer months approaching, the news could have many Britons booking cheap flights to Spain to practice their swing.

Ana Gomez, managing director of the Tourist Board of the Costa del Sol, says: "Our golf-related infrastructure is a valuable asset when it comes to wooing tourists.

"The Costa del Sol boasts 60 golf courses and there are more underway."

She adds that many of these are positioned in places where good weather can be expected regardless of the time of year.

Brandon Tucker, a World Golf columnist who recently visited the Costa del Sol, has some tips for players planning to head to the fairways abroad.

His main recommendation is to book a tee time which both allows for the sun to rise fully from the horizon while also leaving time for breakfast before starting a round of golf.

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Winter may now be over but Britons may still wish to consider booking cheap ski flights following the comments of one winter sports expert.

Betony Garner, spokesperson for the Ski Club of Great Britain, said that the winter sports holiday market was "quite resilient" and had enjoyed a boom this year as a result of "some of the best snow for the last 25 years".

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.

Art lovers may wish to book cheap flights to Spain where they can expect to find some creative works with a difference.

In the village of Santillana del Mar, situated a 45 minute drive from Santander, are a number of beautiful stone mansions, but the real draw for tourists proves to be the Altamira Caves.

Britons who want to place themselves at the epicentre of the world's fashion industry may look to Paris, New York or Milan but in reality they should actually be booking themselves some cheap flights to Ibiza.

According to the Times' Lucy Denyer, several top designers are currently looking for holiday homes on the island.

While enjoying a few days off to gorge on Easter eggs may be an ideal way to relax for some Britons, for those who want their holiday to go with more of a bang, booking cheap flights to Malaga could offer the solution.

Diane Parkes, in an article for the Coventry telegraph, admits that she jumped at the chance of visiting the Spanish city to celebrate Holy Week in style.

Adventure-seekers in the UK may love nothing more than a trip to one of the country's theme parks, however, wet and cold weather could dampen the mood.

But by booking cheap flights to Spain, Britons could enjoy a day out at a theme park with almost guaranteed sunny weather and also test their bravery by trying out the fastest rollercoaster in Europe.

Britons looking for the perfect destination in which to relax and soak up the sun's rays are increasingly looking to Egypt - and booking cheap flights to Sharm el Sheikh could allow people to experience the "perfect weather" of the country for themselves.

In an article for the Telegraph, Sara Macefield explains that the resort also offers good value-for-money, which has made it even more popular with holidaymakers.

Britons with a taste for art and culture may wish to book cheap flights to Spain after hearing that one of the country's sculptures has been heralded as one of the world's best.

Peter Murray, founding director of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, told the Times that the town of San Sebastian offers visitors the chance to see one of Eduardo Chillida's stunning sculptures.

Britons keen not to miss out on the end of the ski season may wish to get their skates on and book cheap flights to Paris so they can hit the French slopes.

According to Jean-Pierre Courteau, director of Maison de la France, the French government tourist office, the majority of skiers in the country are Britons, so UK holidaymakers will not be short of company as they race down the piste.

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.

Golf fans may wish to grab their clubs and book cheap flights to Malaga for the summer, after one sporting enthusiast noted that there was a golf trip to suit every budget on the Costa Del Sol.

In a blog posting for World Golf, Brandon Tucker said that as a general rule, the courses get "more and more posh" as tourists head west from Malaga and upon arrival in Sotogrande, visitors will be in the heart of the area's top golf resorts.

Britons who plan to get the most for their money by enjoying a camping holiday this year may wish to book cheap flights to Spain where they can pitch a tent in one of Europe's "coolest campsites".

Keith Didcock has selected a list of 20 of the coolest camping grounds on the continent and Spain notches up three appearances.

More non-Spanish residents than ever before are choosing to exchange their marriage vows on the Costa del Sol, which may prompt loved-up Brits to take similar action and book cheap flights to Spain.

The wedding catering firm Terra Sana has stated that it is witnessing first hand an increasing wave of brides and grooms keen to tie the knot on the Rock of Gibraltar.

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.

Britons considering booking cheap flights to Alicante may wish to add a stay in Murcia to their holiday plans, after one writer noted it was a perfect destination for sporting breaks.

In an article for the Sunday Sun, Jonny Greatrex explained that the town, which is situated on Spain's eastern coast between Alicante and Cartagena, boasts a large lagoon of warm, clear water which is great for water sports.

Britons may soon be able to take cheap flights to Spain and enjoy a spot of Vegas-style gaming once they touch down.

A recent report in the Guardian has claimed that UK firm International Leisure Development (ILD) plans to build a number of casinos in the Aragon region of Spain that will rival Las Vegas.

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.

Golf fans who have booked cheap flights to Spain will find the country has more to offer them than just a day on the green, according to one golfer.

In an article for World Golf, Brandon Tucker said that on reaching the Costa del Sol, the clouds parted and the sun shone down just as he was at the vantage point at the Gran Flamingo Golf Club.

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.