BRITS looking to bag a bargain holiday can book flights to popular destinations with up to 75 per cent off.
Airlines have slashed prices for holidays in 2022, so travellers can get huge discounts.
Covid restrictions in countries all over the world have ramped up in recent weeks, spooking Brits who would usually start looking at buying their summer holidays around now.
As a result, The Telegraph has reported that airlines are selling heavily discounted fares to top Brit holiday destinations next summer.
It's a gamble booking trips more than a few weeks in advance these days, thanks to every changing border restrictions across the globe.
But in the last two years, most Covid restrictions have been scrapped in the summer months, so there's a decent chance that will happen again in 2022.
For those willing to take the chance, they could snap up a return ticket from London to Barcelona in July for £32, compared with the average £135 it cost in July 2019, according to The Telegraph.
Discounted air fares include popular short-haul destinations to Spanish favourites like Barcelona, Tenerife and Malaga, as well as long-haul flights to New York.
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Tickets to New York for a family cost £800 less than they did before the pandemic, and a July trip to Vancouver for a family of four is £1,540 cheaper than it was in 2019.
Booking as soon as possible is key as an increase in demand for summer holidays will push the prices up.
But customers are advised to safeguard their money by booking holidays with an airline or travel company that offers free changes to bookings or refunds, in case Covid restrictions prevent you from going.
Airlines have been hit hard by the lack of demand for air travel amid uncertainty caused by Covid restrictions.
British Airways scrapped more than 2,000 flights from its schedule until March.
Ryanair has slashed a third of its flights in January.
We've rounded up the Covid travel restrictions for Brit-favourite holiday destinations, including Spain, France and the US.
These are the countries Brits are banned from entering due to Covid travel rules.
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