Britons planning to book cheap flights to Barcelona this summer may wish to book a car so they have the freedom to explore the surrounding regions at their leisure.

But while they are staying in the city itself, they may wish to take a guided tour with a difference, following one writer's experience.

There is still excellent value to be found in the eurozone, according to one sector commentator, in news which may be of interest to Britons considering booking cheap flights to Spain.

In a recent article for the Telegraph, Nick Trend said that the rate of the pound against the euro is now a lot better than it was and that as long as people knew where to look they could still bag a bargain on their holiday.

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".

While many Britons may be keen to book cheap flights to Spain in order to enjoy a long and lazy summer holiday in the sun, they could make the break more permanent by looking at a property out there.

Clare Nessling, operations director at overseas mortgage specialist Conti, said that housing was now becoming more affordable in many European countries, including Spain.

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.

For those looking to really get a taste of history, visiting some of the old towns and cities in Spain may be just the ticket.

Hiring a car after a cheap flight to Spain and driving through Catalan towns such as Besalu and Santa Pau can give holidaymakers a real taste of the country's traditions, one travel writer claims.

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 looking for a holiday with a difference this summer may wish to book cheap flights to Spain and then hire a car and set out on a road trip across the country's wine region.

Anthony Peregrine, in an article for the Times, states that in Rioja, such is the landscape and vineyards that it can be easy to forget all of the problems waiting for the tourist back home.

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 wish to taste tapas in the country where it originated from may wish to book cheap flights to Spain.

And by visiting cities such as Madrid they may find that the dish has developed to take on flavours of a more international nature, making it far removed from the tapas on offer at many chain restaurants in the UK.

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".

Families are continuing to visit popular European destinations during the holidays, one commentator has claimed, which may prompt mums and dads to book cheap flights for themselves and their little ones as the summer break approaches.

Bob Atkinson, travel expert at travelsupermarket.com, said that Spain still proved popular with UK tourists, as were the Balearic islands.

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.

Golf enthusiasts who book cheap flights to Murcia this summer could find themselves playing a few rounds on some of Spain's most celebrated courses for free.

The La Manga Club has announced that any holidaymaker who books a stay at its five-star Principe Felipe hotel before July 10th can enjoy a free round of golf for each night of their break.

Britons looking for the perfect destination to escape to with the kids this summer may wish to book cheap flights to Spain for the whole family.

While there, children could love to spend a day at the Terra Mitica theme park in Benidorm, which is divided into five mythical lands, making it both a fun and educational day out.

Football fans planning to book cheap flights to Rome in order to see Manchester United face Barcelona at the Champions League final will find that the pitch is missing Darren Fletcher.

It has been revealed that Uefa has rejected Manchester United's appeal to overturn the red card the midfielder received during the semi-final against Arsenal.

Parents looking for the perfect holiday destination to keep their kids entertained while also providing an education boost may wish to book cheap flights to Spain.

And first stop on the agenda once they arrive could be a visit to Dinopolis, in the province of Teruel.

While dining at a UK tapas chain may invoke the feeling of summer for many Britons, booking cheap flights to Spain can allow foodies to experience the real deal.

Richard Bigg, in a recent article for the Telegraph, claims that the small Spanish town of Alhama de Granada offers its visitors the chance to enjoy affordable tapas in the sunshine, while also boasting picturesque surroundings and real Spanish charm.

Many Britons may agree that there can be no better place to get away from it all than a sunny island packed with sandy beaches and beautiful scenery, and with this in mind they may wish to book cheap flights to Majorca this summer.

In a recent guide to the Spanish islands, the Telegraph notes that Majorca boasts "stunning scenery", particularly in the Sierra del Norte.

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 book cheap flights to Spain this year may wish to consider living the good life while they are away by buying their own produce.

A spokesperson from the Association of Independent Tour Operators said that many holidaymakers were choosing to keep the cost of their break to a minimum by booking a villa and buying their own fresh, local produce to cook and enjoy.

Britons looking for the perfect place to relax in the blazing sun this spring may wish to book themselves some cheap flights to Paphos in Cyprus.

In a recent article for the Telegraph, Sophie Butler lists the island as one of the best places to visit in the Mediterranean for a good chance of sun.

Britons who book cheap flights to Spain may find that their perfect holiday awaits them in the form of sunny beaches, pubs and clubs and lots of fellow Brits.

However, those who want to experience the "real Spain" may find that there are plenty of places they can visit, according to one expert.