Holidays

  • The headlines are full of stories surrounding Greece and its possible exit from the European Union, but how will this affect you if you've got a continental holiday booked for this summer? Here we answer the most common questions.

  • Australia

    From 10am on Wednesday 16 May until 8pm on Thursday 17 May (depending on availability), Flight Centre will be offering return flights to Sydney and/or Melbourne, Australia, for just £1 (plus taxes and fees) which works out at £549.

  • With the holiday season upon us, you don't have to spend a fortune to have a good time abroad. John Assister highlights top 10 ways to keep the holiday costs down.

  • rent a car

    Are you heading abroad this summer? Don't let any of these all-too-frequent car hire cons drive you around the bend.

  • Family on holiday

    Finances are tighter than ever so it’s hardly surprising that one in four families have stopped going on holiday, according to Aviva. But there are ways you can slash the cost of this year’s getaway - house swapping is one option.

  • Currencies

    Currency market volatility and sterling weakness can leave travellers and people planning a move abroad feeling queasy. 
Esther Armstrong explains the best ways to get a good deal.

  • Hotel room

    Holiday goers could bag themselves five-star hotel rooms for as little as £39, according to holiday comparison site hotels.com.

  • man with laptop on beach

    If you’re already thinking about planning your summer vacation, there are numerous money-saving websites you should check out first. Here are 10 of the best.

  • holiday website

    If you’re thinking of booking a summer holiday, or planning a staycation, then there are numerous websites that can save you money on everything from flights and hotels to days out and theme parks. Here are 10 of the best.

  • MWTV

    Leaving it last minute doesn't mean you can't still get a bargain holiday but you'll need to be flexible with where you go and not be picky about the exact dates. Nathalie Bonney goes through the options.