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The last decade has seen a dramatic change in the way that people travel around Europe, with the budget airlines opening flight routes to places that people never previously thought of visiting. The number of routes between the UK and France has increased dramatically during this period.

Even better, flights to many of these destinations remain available at low cost, and if you can be flexible on travel time (i.e. not flying on a Saturday in mid-summer!) there are often bargains to be had.

The trick to obtaining cheap flights is to plan ahead, and to monitor the flight prices very closely. First set yourself a target price – a price that you would be vey happy to pay. Let’s say you are happy to pay £30 return. Now, watch the prices every day, and if they approach or fall below the price you have set – book the tickets! Yes, the price might fall further…but it might not, and if you are happy with that price then it is better to pay it than take the risk.

It is sometimes suggested that airlines monitor who queries on prices for particular routes, and adjust the prices accordingly. So they know that if you check prices one day, then the next, it is likely that you are going to book the flight and they increase the price a bit.

Whether this is true or not I don’t know, although flights are often more expensive when you come to book them! If you believe this ‘conspiracy theory’ you might like to make your final check on the price from a different computer.

Some of the most interesting airports in France to have become popular in recent years are at Angouleme, Bergerac, Rodez, and Pau – all in the south or south-west of the country. (Angouleme airport only opened spring 2009). These and the others operated by the cheap airlines such as Ryanair or Flybe have completely transformed the amount of visitors in some regions.

This in part explains, incidentally, why flights are often so cheap. Towns like Bergerac, appreciating the value of the tourists brought into the town by the budget airlines, pay hundreds of thousands of pounds to the airlines as incentive for them to keep flying to the town!

So the town and local industry benefits from the tourists, the tourists benefit from cheap flights, employees beenefit from the jobs created at the new French airports, and everyone is happy.




By: Dick Tracy

The world of skiing is becoming increasingly more interesting as new ski frontiers open up, offering snow sport fans the chance to ski in more exotic locations than ever before. Japan, Chile, Lebanon, Slovakia, Bulgaria and many more countries not renowned for their mountains are attracting British skiers who are looking for a ski experience that’s a little out of the ordinary.

However, despite the availability of these new destinations, which are gaining a bigger slice of the ski market, France still remains the most popular location to ski for the Brits and it’s not hard to see why.

France offers arguably the best skiing in Europe, with dozens of huge resorts in the Alps, not to mention the lesser known range of the Pyrenees. It also has one of the best cuisines in the world and due to having the highest mountains in Europe, (with resorts like Val Thorens), you can be fairly certain that you’ll actually have real snow to ski on, even in this age of global warming which is threatening the survival of ski areas situated at lower altitudes. And on top of all this, France’s close proximity to the UK and the huge number of cheap flights now available means that skiers can be on the slopes in just a few hours.

Resorts like Brides Les Bains, Tignes Val Claret, Morzine, La Clusaz, Chamonix, Thollon and Les Arcs are all close to major airports, and with ever more airlines offering low prices on flights to Lyon and Geneva, getting to these resorts is quick and easy and won’t break the bank.

France also offers skiing in the lesser known ranges of the Massif Central and the Pyrenees, mountains that are completely separate from the Alps. Although not as famous or fashionable as the better known French resorts, these areas can offer cheaper and often quieter alternatives to the old favourites.

So, although some skiing and snowboarding adventurists are seeking snow further a field, France’s close proximity to the UK, its ease of access and the low cost of travelling there, are likely to keep it at the number one spot as the Brit’s favourite ski playground.




By: andrew.regan.2006@googlemail.com