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Great Cheap Holiday Destinations
Having a great holiday doesn’t have to cost the Earth. Whether you’re looking for a city break or a fortnight on the beach, there is a fantastic range of cheap holidays available.
Some top destinations
Paris: stroll along the banks of the river Seine and visit the city’s many museums and parks. If your budget doesn’t quite stretch to Michelin starred restaurants, you can still indulge your taste buds at the city’s many cafés and outdoor markets. The Latin Quarter boasts great value accommodation and vibrant nightlife. All in all, the city of light has plenty to tempt visitors looking for cheap holidays.
Eastern Europe: Bulgaria, Croatia and the Czech Republic – destinations where cheap holidays don’t mean you have to compromise on quality. With low prices and warm temperatures, Autumn and early spring are ideal times to visit Bulgaria or Croatia, where you can lounge on some of Europe’s best beaches at Varna and Split. Or, if you fancy some history and romance, why not try a winter break in Prague or Sofia?
Great cheap holidays outside the E.U
You won’t have to raid a Pyramid to have a great time in Egypt on a budget. Visit in March or February to avoid the winter crowds and summer heat. There are plenty of cheap flights and a great choice of accommodation, whether you want to stay in a Cairo hotel or Red Sea resort.
Mexico has a wealth of resorts so good value cheap holidays aren’t hard to find. The well-developed tourist infrastructure means the country has something for everyone, from family orientated beach holidays to eco-friendly hiking on Aztec trails.
With so many cheap holidays this year you can have an amazing holiday at great value, in some of the world’s most up and coming destinations.
About the Author
Looking for cheap holidays can be difficult if you don’t know which destination is best for a bargain. For the best holiday deals book early, so now is time to book your cheap 2011 holidays! Getaway on October half term holidays this year for a fantastic break with the kids.
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