Those who book cheap flights to Prague through Jet2.com will enjoy an interesting city break, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

According to Simonseeks contributor Kim Vernon, the Czech destination is a "glorious city" filled with interesting cultural sights and fun entertainment options.

She recommended visiting the castle district, including the ornate St Vitus's Cathedral and Strahov Library.

Those who have booked cheap flights to Tunisia through Jet2.com may wish to heed the advice of one travel expert about taking cash abroad.

Sarah Munro, head of Post Office Travel Services, stated holidaymakers should always carry some foreign currency along with a credit or debit card.

Those who book cheap flights to Amsterdam through Jet2.com will have a chance to marvel at its water features, an activity one correspondent has recommended.

Deputy editor of Food and Travel magazine Rachel Truman said the city's canals and waterways are a great way to explore its attractions, including the Anne Frank Museum and Van Gogh Museum.

Writing a column for the Simonseeks holiday reviews site, she recommended visiting Dam Square, where travellers will find the National Monument and Royal Palace.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Pisa can expect to have fun sightseeing and eating good food, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

Simonseeks contributor Anthony Rhodes recounted a trip to the Italian city, a jaunt which also included a visit to Florence.

Those looking for a romantic getaway should book cheap flights to Venice, if one celebrity's experiences are anything to go by.

TV presenter Carol Smillie told the Daily Mail she adores the Italian city, explaining she often heads there with her husband to rekindle the passion in their marriage.

"[We] have a rule that every year we take a holiday on our own. It's a chance to get to know each other again [and] have fun," she told the news provider.

When heading away on a sunshine break, the former Changing Rooms host revealed she cannot go anywhere without her sketch book, as she is getting back into painting after taking a course at the Glasgow School of Art.

Other suitcase essentials include her mobile phone and disposable eye masks.

Those who book cheap flights to Turkey through Jet2.com can expect to enjoy sun, sea and sand, if one expert is to be believed.

Simon Calder, a travel expert who has contributed to BBC programmes and GMTV, said the country has "vast amounts to discover", as does any nation.

He suggested people looking for holiday ideas could also try Egypt - which can be reached by booking cheap flights to Sharm El Sheikh.

Those who head to this city could decide to explore the Sinai Peninsula, Mr Calder explained.

He remarked: "Turkey [and] Egypt ... are becoming more accessible thanks to the increased number of flights."

Another expert, the Sunday Mail's travel editor Frank Barrett, recently suggested Turkey will prosper as a holiday destination in 2010.

He claimed the pan-continental nation could even overtake the likes of traditional hotspots such as Spain and Greece.

Culture vultures who book cheap flights to Paris through Jet2.com have been offered a range of holiday ideas.

The French city is home to a number of un-miss-able attractions, including the Musee D'Orsay, which is an art gallery housed in a converted train station, pointed out by Simonseeks contributor Adam Kutereba.

Painters such as Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cezanne have their work displayed at the museum, which offers a discount to anyone under the age of 30 on the first Sunday of the month.

Mr Kutereba suggested hiring a bike could be a wonderful way to get around the city and recounted riding along the banks of the River Seine.

Meanwhile, when it comes to eating out, the Latin Quarter is home to quaint bistros and tasty fayre, while the sea-themed eatery Tamaris offers a nice three-course option.

Those looking to keep the cost of their holiday down this year should book cheap flights to Tenerife and choose self-catering accomodation, if one expert's comments are anything to go by.

Writing for the Daily Telegraph, Fred Mawer said Spain should work out cheaper than last year, due to travel firms keeping prices competitive.

He said those keeping an eye on their budget should opt for self-catering in many areas of the country.

Adventurous travellers who book cheap flights to Dalaman could enjoy a fun family sailing holiday.

Daily Telegraph correspondent Claire Mann found "unlimited freedom" by chartering her own boat and setting sail along the coast.

She said on previous holidays to the region she rented a monohull, but found it cramped and decided to try a catamaran during a recent trip to the region.

The journalist explained these type of vessels are better for those with children, as teenagers enjoy sunbathing on the spacious trapeze.

Travellers who love nothing more than relaxing on an idyllic beach during their summer holiday should book cheap flights to Menorca, if one correspondent's comments are anything to go by.

Daily Mail journalist Caitlin Davies visited Cala'n Porter, which is found on the south coast of the Balearic destination.

She underlined how this small, family-friendly resort is known for its beautiful beach, which is set in a breathtaking cove area.

Culinary aficionados will enjoy the range of pretty bistros, while those who chose a self-catering break can take advantage of numerous supermarkets.

Ms Davies said a visit to the island's capital Mahon is a must, which requires a short drive or bus ride outside the resort.

She remarked: "There is a beautiful cathedral - currently being restored - and an archaeological museum, with free entrance on a Wednesday. If it's monuments you're interested in, there are stone memorials all over the island."

Culinary aficionados should book cheap flights to Nice through Jet2.com, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

Simonseeks contributor Jon Ryan stated the French destination is a "city of contrasts", explaining it has an interesting history married with a feel of modernity.

His piece focused on the delights awaiting food fans, including the Michelin-starred Restaurant Keisuke Matsushima - which may not be the cheapest eatery in town, but certainly the tastiest.

Other options include the more budget-friendly Lou Pilha Leva, which is known locally for its delicious pizzas and chick pea pancakes.

Those who choose a self-catering break after booking cheap flights to Nice may flock to the Cours Saleya market for its cheese fish and meat.

Mr Ryan recounted: "The aroma of fresh herbs pervades the whole area, competing with odours of coffee and cooking that waft from myriad cafes and bars."

The journalist also urged travellers to check out Nice's architecture, including the Musee National Marc Chagall.

Guardian columnist Carolyn Reynier has also discussed a holiday to the French city, stating the Old Town's baroque area is worth a look.

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Travellers who book cheap flights to Amsterdam through Jet2.com should get on their bike in the Dutch city, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

Although the destination is fine for exploring on foot, cycling is far more fun, according to Simonseeks columnist Lucy Clapham.

She recounted whizzing around the area on a rented pair of wheels, passing attractions such as Anne Frank's house, the Prisengracht Canal and the Central Station.

Pop fans may wish to book cheap flights to Barcelona through Jet2.com to enjoy a number of gigs this spring.

Singer Mika is taking his European tour to the Palau Sant Jordi venue in the Spanish destination on April 18th 2010, which could be the perfect excuse for a weekend city break.

A Brit Award winner in 2008 for Best Breakthrough Act, the star is set to play songs such as Grace Kelly and Love Today.

Culinary aficionados could be inspired to book cheap flights to Venice to follow in the footsteps of Gary Rhodes.

The celebrity chef recently headed to the Italian destination for an "epic tour" of food discovery.

Writing for the Daily Mail, the Masterchef star said he wanted to find out what else the region had to offer aside from pizza and pasta.

He toured places such as Tuscany and Naples, gathering ingredients for a banquet he was throwing at the end of his trip.

Those depressed by the news that more snow could be on the way in the UK could be cheered by booking cheap flights to Tunisia.

While Britain endures more chilly misery, the Met Office reports that over in the north African nation, temperatures will be a balmy 15 degrees C this week.

The country could be perfect for those wanting to bask in some summer sun - between June and September, the average maximum temperature sits around the 30 degrees C mark, according to BBC Weather.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Sharm El Sheikh through Jet2.com have numerous options for a relaxing holiday, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

Guardian columnist Benji Lanyado took a trip to Egypt's Sinai peninsular, jetting in to Sharm El Sheikh and taking a transfer to the nearby resort of Basata.

Here he highlighted the quiet and tranquillity, stating days "seem to gently merge into one another".

Much of his trip was spent soaking up the sun and watching local fisherman go about their daily business in the Red Sea.

An expert's comments about camping in France could lead to a surge in people booking cheap flights to Toulouse.

Editor of monthly publication FRANCE magazine Carolyn Boyd revealed many parents are returning to the holidays of their youth, taking their family for a budget break in the Gallic nation.

She said camping and mobile home breaks have been growing in popularity in recent years.

The journalist noted many travellers have been choosing "different types of holidays" recently.

Explaining the draw of a camping holiday, she said: "You can spend your days doing free activities on the beach, walking, rather than paying to go into indoor attractions."

The popularity of cheap flights to Ibiza looks set to continue among clubbers this year.

Research carried out by holiday guide website Love Ibiza found 78 per cent of those who enjoyed a break on the Balearic island last year plan to return in 2010 and 96 per cent will come back at some point in the future.

Some 45 per cent of those who jetted in to the Mediterranean hotspot in 2009 were experiencing the buzzing nightlife and beautiful beaches for the first time.

Editor of the travel portal John McElborough suggested the fact DJs are diversifying the style of tunes they play is attracting a wide range of music lovers.

Along with the well-known dance venues such as Pascha and Eden, rock aficionados are flocking to the Ibiza Rocks venue, where some of the biggest names in guitar music, such as Kasabian, have played in recent years.

Mr McElborough remarked: "Along with the interest we have seen in the 2010 season already we would expect this to be a record breaking year for Ibiza tourism."

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Cheap flights to Barcelona could be popular with honeymooning couples this year, if one expert's predictions are anything to go by.

Wedding Ideas Magazine director Rachel Southwood suggested newlyweds are looking for more from a break than just the chance to soak up some sun.

Families looking for a summer getaway should book cheap flights to Paphos through Jet2.com, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

Times columnist Fiona Quiton took her nine-year-old son Finlay and five-year-old daughter Maud on a sojourn to Cyprus, staying in a small village just outside Paphos.

Travellers keen to soak up a bit of sun do not need to wait until the summer to book cheap flights to Majorca.

This is because the Mediterranean hot spot can make for a great holiday earlier in the year, according to the Daily Telegraph.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Spain will enjoy a diverse holiday, if one official is to be believed.

Ignacio Vasallo, UK and Europe director at the country's tourism office, said the country has long been popular with British sun-seekers.

He particularly highlighted the nation's great beaches and lively nightlife, adding other people are attracted by its historic cities and vineyards.

For these reasons, Spain is perfect for a city break or a family beach holiday.

Travellers booking cheap flights to Tunisia through Jet2.com are heading for a holiday hotspot, if recent tourism figures are anything to go by.

The cities of Tabarka and Ain Drahem - which could be visited on excursions from other northern destinations such as the capital Tunis or Montasir - are becoming increasingly popular, according to Tunisia Online News.

It said there has been a "remarkable" rise in people visiting these destinations, citing figures from the country's ministry of tourism.

There were 420 more arrivals during December 2009 compared to the same month in 2008, with winter sun, spring breaks and summer months proving particularly popular.

Travellers will book cheap flights to Tunisia in their droves in 2010, if one expert's comments are anything to go by.

Frances Tuke, spokesperson for Abta – The Travel Association, predicted short breaks to the north African destination will prove popular this year.

He explained that nations outside the eurozone are set to see increases in footfall due to changes in air passenger duty.

Ms Tuke remarked: "If people feel that they can afford to take … [holidays] they will. It's something that people always want to do."

Rock fans looking to see some of music's biggest names during an interesting continental city break could book cheap flights to Amsterdam.

The Dutch destination is playing host to a number of major stars in the coming months, including singer Ian Brown, who will play at the Paradiso on January 31st 2010.

Fans may expect the former Stone Roses frontman to play a set split between solo tunes such as Dolphins Were Monkeys and Roses classics such as Fools Gold.

On the following night, UK soul singer Joss Stone will take the stage at the same venue, with songs such as Fell In Love With A Boy set to wow fans.

Travellers planning a romantic getaway for Valentine's Day next month should book cheap flights to Paris, if one correspondent's words are anything to go by.

Writing for the Guardian's Been There section, Magnus Hartwell highlighted the 58 Tour Eiffel restaurant, which is found on the first floor of the city's iconic tower attraction.

Travellers looking to beat the winter blues could book cheap flights to Sharm El Sheikh and enjoy a spot of winter sun.

The Egyptian city has been highlighted as a great holiday destination by the Times, which said temperatures in the Red Sea are 20 degrees C at this time of year.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Venice through Jet2.com could enjoy a magical break, if one celebrity's experiences are anything to go by.

Television presenter Emma Forbes told the Daily Mail the Italian city is her favourite holiday destination, explaining she loves to walk around its winding streets.

Travellers looking for a spectacular holiday should book cheap flights to Corfu through Jet2.com, if one journalist's experiences are anything to go by.

Writing for the Daily Express, Maureen Browne described a trip to the Greek hotspot, which included strolls around its bays and harbours.

She went to the north of the island during her sojourn, where she found a "peaceful inlet" which was perfect for sunbathing and taking a dip in the sea.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Barcelona could decide to give their break an educational slant.

Daily Express journalist Claire Hewitt went to the Catalonian city to brush up on her Spanish.

Hip-hop fans may be encouraged to book cheap flights to Paris to enjoy an upcoming gig by a rap superstar.

Ja Rule is taking his world tour to the French capital's Elysee Monmartre venue on February 2nd 2010.

Culture fans should book cheap flights to Spain, if one article is anything to go by.

The Guardian has listed some of the top events taking place overseas this year – - and highlighted the Festival of the Virgin of La Alharilla in Andalucia.

Held in the small town of Porcuna on May 9th 2010, the attraction is great for those who enjoy singing, dancing and eating.