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 for cheap flights to Spain may be heartened by reports of a new chef appointment.

Described by Graham Keeley in the Times as a "visionary, chemist, artist, magician", Ferran Adria is to front the Tourism Management and Gastronomy School.

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.

Travellers who enjoy a game of golf may want to consider booking cheap flights to Spain.

With its dry climate, warm temperatures and clear visibility, the Costa del Sol is renowned for its ideal golfing conditions.

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.

Holidaymakers looking for cheap flights to Spain may be gladdened by news that hotels are more affordable than this time last year, according to the findings of a new report.

Spain's National Statistics Institute (INE) announced a 4.6 fall in hotel rates during August compared with 12 months previously.

Partygoers looking for cheap flights to Spain may want to check out the Pilar Festival in Zaragoza.

The event features a host of activities, including dancing, live music, theatre, craftwork and even balloon flights.

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.

Thrill seekers may want to book cheap flights to Barcelona and visit the Red Bull Air Race.

Described by fans as Formula 1 in the sky, the event sees pilots race at speeds of 250 miles per hour.

The aim is to navigate their way around the course, performing aerial stunts to pass through 60-foot high inflatable gates.

Those looking for cheap flights to Barcelona may be interested in an event which celebrates Asian culture.

Celebrating the vibrancy of Barcelona, the Asia Festival is a showpiece of Asian art and culture.

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 Spain could include a trip to Port Aventura theme park.

While in the Catalonia region, travellers may wish to experience the park's numerous rides, shows and restaurants.

Cheap ski flights present plenty of options for travellers looking for a budget winter holiday.

Many ski resorts are providing a greater choice of affordable accommodation, research has found.

Film lovers could consider cheap flights to Barcelona at the end of the month.

Holidaymakers looking for cheap flights to Barcelona may wish to plan their visit with a trip to the Docupolis International Documentary Film Festival.

Cheap flights to Spain are a good holiday option for travellers on a budget, if a new Post Office report is anything to go by.

Spain is the top budget destination for meals out and has the second best affordability overall, the research found.

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.

Cheap flights to Ibiza may appeal to clubbers looking to soak up some sun before winter arrives.

The Ibiza closing parties will wrap up the summer season, which runs until October 7th. Among the confirmed events are Subliminal at Pacha on October 7th, Milk n' Two Sugars at El Divino on September 17th and Def Mix at Pacha on September 29th.

Brits will still opt for cheap flights to Spain and other destinations to take advantage of the weather, it has been suggested.

According to Abta – The Travel Association, although there have been reports of many settling for a "damp holiday at home", a large number may follow this up by seeking out the sun abroad.

Cheap flights to Spain could be useful in adding a little sunshine to a slightly overcast relationship, if one expert is to be believed.

According to a spokeswoman for match.com, an online agency that specialises in getting people together, a sojourn in a warmer climate can be just the thing to help couples reconnect.

Revellers looking to experience the best in world music may want to consider cheap flights to Barcelona this month.

That is because between September 23rd and 26th the city will be hosting the BAM Festival, which brings together acts from all over the globe and combines them with some of the freshest talent from the surrounding area.

Those with cheap flights to Spain this month may like to take advantage of the fact the country is once again hosting its International Film Festival.

Between September 17th and 26th, the Basque city of San Sebastian will provide the setting for screenings of a wide range of movies including cinematic classics and works created by locals.

Those with cheap flights to Barcelona this month could enjoy the songs and compositions of one the world's most celebrated writers.

Following a 15-year hiatus, Leonard Cohen has returned to the stage and as part of his latest global tour will be performing at the city's Palau Sant Jordi on September 21st.

Cheap flights to Spain may be among the many things people looking for a short break might consider, if one expert's comments are to be believed.
According to Abta - The Travel Association, a number of European cities are experiencing a boom in terms of the growing number of people who want to getaway for a few days.

Cheap flights to Jersey will now be a real option for those travelling from Blackpool following the announcement of Jet2's latest service.

The airline has unveiled the details of its latest direct link between the two locations that has been set up for summer sun seekers next year, with flights available for purchase now from £29.99 one way including taxes.

Cheap flights to Spain could be at the top of many people's agenda after it emerged more Brits are looking forward to a summer break next year.

The Thomson and First Choice Trends Report 2009 revealed 80 per cent of people in the UK planned to get away to enjoy the sun at some point in 2010, with a similar number saying they would not let the recession interfere with this.

Around half of those questioned said they would be happy to spend the same amount as they did this year and 24 per cent admitted they may even part with more cash this time.

Commenting on the study, executive director at the Association of Independent Tour Operators Kate Kenward said it was clear people did not want to miss out on the chance to enjoy some summer sun.

"People are more optimistic about their holiday plans for 2010. This is likely to see expenditure rise and I expect the eurozone countries to become more popular next year," she added.

In addition to Spain, other countries in this category include Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, and the Netherlands.

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Those booking cheap flights to Majorca have been advised on where they can go to get an authentic taste of the island.

Graham Boynton said in an article for the Telegraph this week that although resorts such as Magaluf have become famed for their late night bars and appeal to British travellers, there is much more to see outside these locations.

Speaking to a local cab driver, the writer was told the real Majorca lies in "cool and sophisticated" districts like Fornalutx and Deia.

Mr Boynton explained a visit to the latter revealed something of a "picture-book village", while the former justified its "reputation as the most beautiful village in Spain" - thanks in part to the great weather he saw on the day.

He concluded by saying the place is "a symphony of tiny cobbled streets and pink and brown stone houses surrounded by terraces of orange groves".

Also this week, those looking for cheap flights to Spain were advised in a piece for the same publication by Adriaane Pielou that the city of Jerez offers a wealth of Andalusian authenticity.

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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.

People booking cheap flights to Spain this month may be interested in an upcoming event.

Taking place from September 7th to 11th, the festival features parties that go on all through the night, which may appeal to revellers holidaying in the country.

Among the highlights of the festivities are a series of processions, which see musicians walk through the streets as they pay tribute to the patron saint of La Virgen de la Piedad.

While in the area, visitors may want to take in some of the Andalucian countryside, where they will find olive groves, mountains and the largest lake in the whole region, according to LakeIznajar.com.

The small town may also make a good base for days at the beach on the Malaga coast and the Sierras Subbetica national park could make a great day out for the family and nature enthusiasts alike.

While on a trip to Malaga, there are a variety of attractions that could appeal to all visitors. Why not head to the aquarium, or the Arabic fortress of Alcazaba?

Art lovers may also like to visit the birthplace of Pablo Picasso in the Plaza de la Merced.

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