Britons who have booked cheap flights to Spain for this coming May bank holiday weekend can expect to be greeted by plenty of sunshine.

According to online resource Typically Spanish, temperatures of as high as 30 degrees Celsius are forecast for the south of the country.

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 Alicante during May and June may feel as though they have touched down in Hollywood, thanks to the presence of a number of A-list stars.

Antonio Banderas is due to be reunited with his Mask of Zorro co-star Catherine Zeta-Jones, as the pair begin filming a new movie based on the life of the artist Salvador Dali.

Britons who book cheap flights to Ibiza typically expect a week of great music and prime clubbing, but between June 16th and September 8th they could get even more than they bargained for.

Ibiza Rocks is one of the longest-running festivals the summer has to offer and boasts a line-up which includes some of the world's biggest names from both the genres of rock and dance.

There is far more Paris has to offer to UK holidaymakers this May than the pavement cafes, the Eiffel Tower and frogs' legs, particularly if travellers are sports fans.

Britons can still snap up tickets for the Roland Garros stadium tournament in Paris, which runs from the last week of May until June 7th.

Older people in the UK need further encouragement to take a holiday overseas, one expert has claimed - and such individuals may find there is plenty waiting for them if they book cheap flights to Spain.

Harold Burke, sales director at the UK Holiday Group, said that some older people may have lost their spouse or travelling partner and as a result, booking a trip could appear a daunting task.

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 looking to tighten their belts and save some money this year may not need to totally sacrifice their summer getaway and could instead choose to book cheap flights to Malaga.

In an article for the Daily Telegraph, Sophie Butler explains that the destination is "well served" by cheap flights from the UK, which may make it the ideal choice for a budget break.

Music lovers in the UK who want to play it cool while enjoying the heat this summer have been advised to book themselves on to some cheap flights to Barcelona.

In a list of the 12 hottest cool festivals of 2009, The Times' Sam Pow - author of Cool Camping: Festivals - has awarded Barcelona's Sonar festival the number two slot.

Nature lovers can expect to drive just 15 minutes from the airport after disembarking from their cheap flights to Sharm El Sheikh to go and see the city's beautiful reefs, according to one writer.

In a readers' post for the Guardian, Fish Fan explains that they visited Egypt in order to indulge their passion for diving at Shark's Bay.

Britons are snapping up cheap flights to Spain in order to spend the spring sunning themselves under the blazing sun on a Spanish beach, one expert has noted.

Mike Whiting, managing editor at Holiday Extras, said that the country was still popular with Britons looking for a sunny getaway.

A UK family who took cheap flights to Spain recently were met when they touched down by the donkey who was to accompany them on their walking holiday around the country.

In an article for the Guardian, Clover Stroud notes that Madrileno the donkey was her family's companion as they set out on a four-day trip around the region of Castile and Leon.

Britons who have booked cheap flights to Majorca and are counting down the days till their holiday on the sunny island have been advised to prepare an itinerary for their time before they touch down.

In a blog for Tips From The T-List, contributor Ross explains that holidaymakers should spend their first night in the city of Palma, which is packed with shops selling up-to-the-minute fashions.

Younger Britons are busy digging out their swimming trunks and costumes after bucking the holiday trend and booking cheap flights to Spain.

The Sun reports that the number of younger Britons choosing a getaway in the Spanish sun is on the up.

Britons who hope to spend their summer teeing off under the Costa Del Sol sun could find that booking cheap flights to Malaga offers them the perfect opportunity to do just this.

However, as online resource Travel Golf's senior writer Brandon Tucker notes, there is plenty on offer to keep golfers entertained on their trip once they have left the course.

Golf enthusiasts have been advised to bid farewell to the wet and windy courses on the UK and book themselves cheap flights to Spain, the most popular destination for the sport in continental Europe.

In an article for the Independent, Cathy Packe notes that there are 313 courses to choose from in Spain, along with a sunny climate that is likely to be more reliable for year-round golfing in the sun than the UK.

Britons are unlikely to sacrifice their annual holiday on the continent and will continue to book cheap flights to Spain, according to one commentator.

However, UK travellers are increasingly looking towards booking an all-inclusive getaway package, in order to save money by spending little at their destination once they are there.

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.

Britons planning to book cheap flights to Barcelona for their summer holiday may wish to follow in the footsteps of an actor and writer who discovered a new side to Spain on a recent visit.

In an article for the Telegraph, the actor and playwright Steven Berkoff explained that after what felt like just minutes sat on the plane he touched down in Barcelona where he was to attend the city's Shakespeare festival.

Britons who book cheap flights to Spain can find the country has a lot more on offer than just its long, sandy beaches, according to one expert.

Derek Moore, chairman at the Association of Independent Tour Operators, said that Britons may choose to go to Peru to go pony trekking, when in fact for less money and a shorter flight they could saddle up in the south of Andalucia province.

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.

There are still plenty of deals to be had by Britons looking to get away from it all this Easter and cheap flights to Barcelona are proving a popular option.

Sian Williams, country manager UK for trivago UK, said that this was because there were some months when holidays in parts of Europe would be cheaper than others.

Britons who long for choice on their holiday may wish to book cheap flights to Faro in Portugal and head to Cabo de Sao Vicente.

By visiting the Portuguese "golden coast", the Times' Vincent Crump promises that Britons can "cherry-pick" their favourite beach holiday experience by kicking back and relaxing on one of the 12 or so beaches lining the coast.

This summer Britons may really be longing to get away from it all and finding their own secret paradise - and by booking cheap flights to Almeria, they may succeed in this goal.

The Times' Vincent Crump notes that just a short drive from Almeria, holidaymakers can discover Cabo de Gata - nestled between the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca.

As well as being a bustling and cosmopolitan city, Britons who have booked cheap flights to Barcelona over the Easter break can expect to lie back and enjoy its sandy beaches and dramatic coastlines.

The Associated Press reports that Harold Heckle found that Barcelona's status as one of the most popular destinations to visit in Europe was "well-earned".

Britons who have booked cheap flights to Barcelona in order to catch the city's cutting edge Primavera Sounds and Sonar festivals - being held from May 28th to 30th and June 18th to 20th respectively - are not alone in their choice to rock out overseas.

Harriet Addison, writing for the Times, explains the Brits' love for festivals abroad is very simple; they are cheap and sunny.

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.

While golf enthusiasts who have booked cheap flights to Malaga will have plenty to keep them entertained during their break, with some of the best courses in the world, they have been advised to keep some time free to explore.

In Brandon Tucker's blog update for World Golf, he states that while he was primarily in the Costa Del Sol to play golf, he found the time to go and sample some local delicacies, including the region's cured ham.