If you’re feeling like you need to get away as the weather cools down in the UK, you’re in luck.
That’s because an airline is currently offering incredibly cheap flights to a number of popular European destinations.
Vueling, a low-cost Spanish airline, has launched a limited-time promotion, with numerous one-way flights on sale for less than €20 (£17.31) and some as low as €10.03 (around £9).
The flights cover routes to more than 20 top destinations across Europe, including Barcelona, Paris, Rome, Madrid, Lisbon, Majorca, Venice and Seville.
But there is a catch, as none of the really cheap flights are direct from the UK.
The cheapest flight Vueling currently has departing from London is to Santiago (also known as Santiago de Compostela) which is the capital of northwest Spain’s Galicia region. Flights here start from €24.99, which is £21.63.
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Those in Cardiff can fly to Malaga for €21 (£18/18) or Alicante for €27 (£23.37), while those in Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh aren’t getting the best deals and will be looking at more than €30.
However, if you already have a trip planned, you could definitely take advantage of Vueling’s cheap flights and hop on over to another European hotspot for under €20 – with flights being especially cheap to travel within Spain.
For instance, if you were going to Barcelona, you could always go from there to Majorca for €13.99 or to Marrakech for €14.
And if you’ve got an Ibiza weekender planned, you could nab a flight to Alicante for just €10.03, which is £8.65, or to Barcelona from €10.52 (£9.10).
Other really cheap deals spotted at the time of writing include Málaga to Majorca from €9.98 (£8.64) and Rome to Dubrovnik for €19.90 (£17.22).
It’s worth noting that to take advantage of the budget prices, you’ll have to pick flights that are available between October 1 and December 18, 2025.
And you’ll need to do this by September 24, as this is when the offer expires.
There’s more good news as Vueling is also going to be adding nearly 900,000 new seats to Tenerife North this winter.
This comes as Ryanair is rumoured to be scrapping another million seats to Spain next summer.
The airline has already dropped two million seats from its schedule to the UK’s favourite holiday destination over the summer and this coming winter, but it seems its not finished yet.
It’s all down to a row over a 6.5% hike in airport charges from Aena, a state-owned Spanish operator, which Ryanair has refused to pay.
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