Those who book cheap flights to Jersey though Jet2.com for a summer break are spoilt for choice when it comes to entertainment this year.

The island's Opera House has a packed programme in the coming months, including a show by stand-up comedian and 8 Out of 10 Cats star Sean Lock.

His Lockipedia show is taking place at the venue on May 29th 2010 and will see the funnyman wow the crowds with his acerbic wit and humour.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Turkey can expect to enjoy a holiday that mixes stunning sunny weather with interesting historical sights.

Daily Mail journalist Henry Jones reported on a trip to Olu Deniz, which is found in the south-western corner of the country a short distance from Dalaman airport.

He said the town has an "iconic lagoon" and is a calming and relaxing place to soak up the sun.

"Olu Deniz - hidden from the world by the stony flanks of the Taurus range - is no ordinary Turkish holiday destination. And this is no ordinary area of Turkey," he remarked.

Mr Jones' trip also saw him tour other towns in the region, such as Dalyan, where he marvelled at the Lycian tombs in the hillside.

Fethiye was also afforded a mention for its impressive eateries and amphitheatre.

Tourists should also consider a jaunt to Kayakoy and Kalkan, which are also rich in history, he concluded.

Earlier this month, the Times also underlined how Turkey is a wonderful holiday destination and recommended visiting hidden gems such as Faralya, which is a small fishing village near Olu Deniz.

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Families looking for a nice sunshine break could book cheap flights to Tenerife and follow in the footsteps of Alex Curran.

The Wag, who is married to footballer Steven Gerrard, has been pictured in the Daily Mail soaking up the sun on one of the Canary Islands destination's stunning beaches.

She took daughters Lilly-Ella and Lexie on the break as a half-term treat and they looked happy and relaxed as they played on the sands with a spade and a watering can.

Curran, meanwhile, showed off this season's hottest bikini, a black number with gold sequins.

Discussing the holiday in her regular column for OK!, she revealed her Liverpool captain husband could not believe how many clothes she packed for the holiday.

"I brought huge suitcases full of stuff for the girls and I to wear. I hate packing, though - I just throw everything in," she wrote.

She added it was nice to escape the British weather - something travellers could achieve if they book cheap flights to Tenerife through Jet2.com for a summer 2010 break.

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Travellers who book cheap flights to Turkey are likely to return to the country again, if one expert is to be believed.

Lonely Planet editor Tom Hall underlined how the nation is proving more and more popular among holidaymakers, explaining that once they have had a taste for its culture, travellers want to explore more parts of the country.

He noted that there is a particular buzz around Middle Eastern destinations this year.

Although Turkey is not in this region, "there's no denying that it has elements of Middle Eastern culture in it", the expert added.

Discussing the appeal of cheap flights to Turkey, Mr Hall remarked: "You can get on a plane and … fly for five or six hours and you can be somewhere that is radically different, really interesting, [with] brilliant history, wonderful people and fantastic food."

Those who book cheap flights to Split should explore the group of islands found just off the Croatian mainland.

This is what Simonseeks columnist Beate Oera-Roderick did recently and he claimed that it was great fun.

He first headed for Brac, which is found a short distance from Split in the Dalmatian Riviera, where he found a relaxed atmosphere and pretty resorts.

Mr Oera-Roderick suggested energetic holidaymakers will feel at home here, as the best way to explore the island is by bike.

He later hopped over to Hvar, Korcula and Mljet, an island he described as magical.

Those who book cheap flights to Jersey through Jet2.com could head to a major music event happening on the island later this year.

The Jersey Live Festival of Music is taking place on September 4th and 5th 2010, which is set to be a hit with those who love to rock out in the sunshine.

Organisers are currently putting the lineup together for the bash, which welcomed the likes of the Kooks, Twisted Wheel, Jack Penate and Doves to its stages last year.

Held at the Royal Jersey Showground, the event happens annually since launching in 2004 and regularly attracts music fans from outside of the island.

A trip to the festival could also offer ample time for exploring the island, which boasts attractions such as the Pallot Steam, Motor and General Muesum and the Zanzina Art Gallery.

Meanwhile, Saint Helier, the island's capital, is home to bustling markets and all shoppers' high street favourites.

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Those who book cheap flights to Tenerife through Jet2.com could enjoy work, rest or play.

The Canary Islands destination is known for its sporting facilities as much as its holiday options - something swimmer Emma Smithurst may be aware of.

She told the Derby Telegraph she trained at the Spanish destination recently, when she was put through her paces at a "really hard camp".

The 19-year-old, from Ripley, was preparing for the recent Dual in the Pool in Swansea, where she finished second in the 200-metre butterfly race.

Sports stars often flock to Tenerife - the TKO High Altitude Gym has attracted the likes of Amir Khan and Audley Harrison in previous years.

Meanwhile, those who fancy a non-competitive swim after booking cheap flights to Tenerife may head to Siam Park, the island's aqua attraction.

Located in Costa Adeje, the water park boasts numerous pools, slides and wave machines, along with areas where travellers can sit back, relax and soak up the sun.

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Those with a young family should book cheap flights Turkey through Jet2.com for their summer 2010 holiday.

According to the Times, people with children in tow will be impressed with Akyaka, as the beach has shallow and clear waters.

Foodies are also well catered for in this town, as its roadside cafes serve "the best chicken kebab you will ever taste".

In the evening, travellers will be spoiled for choice when it comes to grabbing a drink or bite to eat, according to columnist Annabelle Thorpe.

Families who enjoy excursions may head to the region's capital Mugla, which is home to a bustling market; perfect for purchasing souvenirs and trinkets.

"While not completely off the mainstream track, Akyaka retains a beautiful, tranquil feel, mostly because of its riverside location," Ms Thorpe concluded.

Earlier this month, the Birmingham Mail's Ray Dunn said holidaymakers are given a warm welcome in Turkey.

He explained golf fans will enjoy playing on eight championship courses in Belek, while other travellers will simply welcome the relaxation that a bit of sun, sea and sand can bring.

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Dolphin watching awaits those who book cheap flights to Turkey.

The marine mammals have been gathering in the waters around Faralya in recent months, reports the Times.

Holidaymakers can expect to watch the magnificent creatures "glide by in the mornings and evenings" in the quiet and calming waters around the village.

The resort is found 20 minutes outside of the popular resort Olu Deniz and boasts water sport options such as kayaking and boat trips to idyllic beaches.

Meanwhile, the news provider recommended sampling the local soup, known as corba, and Turkish flatbreads.

"The hillside village of Faralya feels like another world," it added.

Those who love nothing more than filling their lungs with the sea air, hoping to catch a glimpse of a dolphin or two, could go on a boat trip from the village of Ucagiz.

Nicholas Roe, a Times journalist, stated a sailing holiday made for a relaxing and sun-soaked break.

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Those who book cheap flights to Dalaman for a summer holiday to Turkey could enjoy a mix of relaxation and historical sights.

This is according to holidaymaker Theresa Fallon, who recounted her experiences of the country in correspondence with the Guardian.

Those who book cheap flights to Tunisia through Jet2.com for a summer holiday this year will be following in the footsteps of a councillor from Cornwall.

Chairperson Pat Harvey headed to the African destination for a bit of fun in the sun recently, according to this is cornwall.co.uk.

Those who book cheap flights to Barcelona ahead of a cultural holiday in the Spanish city could be interested in attending a gig by Jamie Cullum.

The pint-sized jazz star is playing at the destination's Sant Jordi Club on May 27th 2010, a gig which forms part of a large tour of UK and Europe.

The next thing to do after booking cheap flights to Dalaman is to arrange a hire car for your holiday, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

Guardian columnist Annabelle Thorpe has detailed a recent road trip around the south-west of Turkey, which saw her visit Dalaman, Izmir and small villages in the Mugla province.

Having her own set of wheels allowed her to explore places off the beaten tourist track, such as the small coastal village of Akyaka.

Here Ms Thorpe tucked into a "zingily fresh" fish supper of sea bass and bream, before lazing on the banks of the Azmak River.

Whether touring the sights or indulging in a bit of retail therapy, travellers have numerous options to choose from after booking cheap flights to Tenerife.

Javier Blanco from Tenerife Tourism underlined how the Canary Islands destination has many decent shopping centres and as a result is now considered a luxury destination.

He recommended visitors head to the ancient monument city San Cristobal or one of the island's national parks - Teide is its most famous.

Meanwhile, families could enjoy an afternoon splashing around at Tenerife's aqua attraction Siam Park, where there are numerous slides, wave machines and spots for soaking up a bit of sun.

Mr Blanco remarked: "We encourage people to travel around the island, to experience local food, our gastronomy, our local cities … and the small towns on the island."

Recently-published data from Tenerife Tourism revealed that 3,545,799 visitors headed to the Canary Islands destination between January and September 2009, of which 1,065,547 were British travellers.

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Those who book cheap flights to Venice could follow in the footsteps of one newspaper columnist and enjoy a bar crawl.

Although the Italian destination is known as a haven for loved-up couples enjoying romantic weekends, the Guardian's Gavin McOwan decided to enjoy a fun holiday with his friends.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Paris could enjoy a fun sightseeing break.

This is what Simonseeks journalist Nikki Bayley did recently - and she revealed that going slightly off the beaten track allowed her to see another side of the city.

Staying in the Marais district, which is known as the French destination's Jewish quarter, she enjoyed trying out the tasty local cuisine, including the "best croissants" in Paris from Au Leavain de Marais.

Those who book cheap flights to Turkey can enjoy a budget family break, if one expert's comments are anything to go by.

Writing for the Daily Telegraph, Sophie Butler said the country is set to be a popular place to enjoy a summer 2010 trip.

Those who book cheap flights to Dalaman through Jet2.com can expect a warm welcome when they arrive in Turkey.

Writing for the Birmingham Mail, Ray Dunn said the country is becoming increasingly popular with holidaymakers who love nothing more than sun, sea, sand and golf.

He explained that the town of Belek is a great place to enjoy the sport, as there are more than eight championship-size courses.

The town is split into two sides, one with "gleaming manicured sands" and the other featuring "top class" golf facilities.

Mr Dunn remarked: "Suddenly the south of this gloriously sunny … country has mushroomed into a golfer's Turkish Delight, offering a combination of luxury and a magic carpet of top-class courses to take the breath away."

Those who book cheap flights to Dalaman could also enjoy its watersports, an activity the Times' Nicholas Roe recounted recently.

He enjoyed a boat trip along the coast of the nation, starting in the village of Ucagiz, before docking on Kekova Island.

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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, the heart-warming tale of a couple's golden wedding anniversary could inspire travellers to book cheap flights to Tenerife.

Bill and Jean Hall have recalled taking their honeymoon on the Canary Islands destination after getting hitched in 1960 - a trip they have continued to make since, according to the Grantham Journal.

Along with booking cheap flights to Tenerife, their tips for a happy marriage including forgetting arguments and working hard to build a relationship.

Jean remarked: "You've got to work at it and not give up too easily."

If the couple decide to take their regular holiday to the Spanish destination this summer and book cheap flights to Tenerife, they will have a range of entertainment options.

The Orquestra Sinfonica de Tenerife are playing a number of concerts at the island's Auditorio de Tenerife, including shows on June 4th and 11th 2010.

Over at the Siam Park aqua attraction, there are numerous slides, wave machines and spots to enjoy sunbathing.

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Music fans are set to book cheap flights to Majorca in their droves to catch the opening party of one of the island's new nightspots.

The Mallorca Rocks venue, part of a chain that also has premises in Ibiza, is throwing its opening party on June 6th 2010.

Booking cheap flights to Sharm El Sheikh through Jet2.com will allow travellers to spend more of their money on a luxury break once they have reached the Egyptian destination.

The Egypt State Tourist Office has underlined how the Red Sea city is a wonderful destination for those looking to indulge themselves.

Director of the organisation Khaled Ramy pointed out the hotspot has numerous spa facilities, along with opportunities to play golf.

"If I were to say Sharm El Sheikh, you would say it was now mainstream. But there are some spots in Sharm El Sheikh which are high-end," he remarked.

Mr Remy added that other parts of Egypt, such as the White Mediterranean area and resorts along the River Nile will also be popular.

Luxury breaks are set to be higher on the agenda for travellers this year compared to 2009.

A Wanderlust and AITO survey found 83 per cent of people plan to maintain their holiday plans in 2010, a rise of six per cent compared to figures from May 2009.

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Those who love nothing more than to soak up the sun on golden sands should book cheap flights to Menorca.

Writing for the Times, David Mills revealed the Balearic destination has numerous lovely beaches, perfect for a lazy afternoon during a summer holiday.

Music fans hoping to catch Dizzee Rascal, Kasabian and The Specials in action this year should book cheap flights to Barcelona.

This is because all of these acts are set to play the Festival Internacional Benicassim, one of the continent's biggest music festivals.

Those looking to wine and dine their loved one should book cheap flights to Prague for a romantic getaway, if one expert's recent recommendations are anything to go by.

Frank Barrett, who is the travel editor at the Mail on Sunday, said the Czech capital is a great place to go for those seeking a bit of passion.

He offered the advice in response to a question from a reader, who was looking for ideas for a Valentine's Day trip.

Holidaymakers looking for some budget-friendly summer sun should book cheap flights to Crete, according to a correspondent.

Writing for the Daily Mail, Sophie Butler pointed out that choosing Crete or one of the country's lesser-known resorts could be the best way to bag a bargain.

Travellers looking for a charming holiday should book cheap flights to Milan and head for Lake Iseo, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

The Daily Mail's John Muir recounted jetting in to the Italian city, before taking the train to nearby Brescia and catching a ferry to Monte Isola, which is found at the side of the water feature.

Although not as popular as Lake Como, this area is still beautiful and charming, allowing tourists to enjoy a relaxing break surrounded by stunning scenery.

Families who book cheap flights to Tenerife through Jet2.com will have a great time enjoying its children-friendly attractions, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

People who head to the Spanish island with kids will never be short of something to do, according to Simonseeks contributor Susan Hughes.

Travellers who book cheap flights to Sharm El Sheikh could decide to try snorkelling once they have reached their destination.

According to the Daily Mail's Gareth Huw Davies, the Egyptian hotspot is surrounded by fabulous clear waters, meaning it is perfect for a spot of undersea exploration.

Travellers looking to soak up a bit of culture on a city break should book cheap flights to Amsterdam, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

Writing for the Independent, Sanka Guha recounted a trip to the Dutch destination, which saw her marvel at artwork in the Van Gogh Museum.

Those who book cheap flights to Dalaman should take advantage of the range of watersports options in Turkey, if one correspondent's experiences are anything to go by.

Writing for the Times, Nicholas Roe recounted a boat trip along the coast of the country, starting in the village of Ucagiz.