As much as we’re all desperate to get off this island for a few weeks of proper sunshine, sometimes it’s worth waiting a while before officially deciding on a trip to book. If you’ve managed to hold off using up your annual leave and splurging your savings, it’s now time for your reward.
Southwesterners, budget airline Ryanair has announced six brand-new routes launching this summer. That means you’ve got even more cheap flight options available to you! Soon, Brits will be able to jet off from Bristol Airport to Copenhagen, Fuerteventura (one of the Canary Islands), Marrakech, Prague, Sofia and Tirana.
The routes to Copenhagen and Marrakech are launching from today (Friday, April 12), with the former costing as little as £14.99 for a one-way ticket and the latter starting at a bargain £17. Flights to Sofia in Bulgaria are also taking off from today and later this month, tickets can be secured for just £20.
If you fancy flying to the Albanian capital of Tirana, flights from Bristol are launching tomorrow (April 13), starting at £14.99 one-way. For flights to Prague and Fuerteventura, you'll have to wait until July (but you can book ahead now).
See your dream destination and finally ready to get that holiday locked in? Find all of the new flights over on the Ryanair website.
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There’s pleeenty more where that came from. Recently Time Out has let you know that TUI is launching loads of new holiday routes from UK airports next summer, there are direct flights from the UK to this beautiful Caribbean island making comeback and a brand-new budget airline getting you to Europe for less. Plus you can now fly to Jordan from London or Manchester, get direct routes to the Amalfi Coast, or hop on new budget flights to Munich.
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