Huge easyJet sale launches today with seats from £21.99 – here are the best offers available
TAKE OFF Huge easyJet sale launches today with seats from £21.99 – here are the best offers available
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EASYJET has just released millions of cheap seats for next summer and here are the top offers that you can still get your hands on.
Each annual quarter, easyJet releases a new batch of tickets for flights which are put on sale for the lowest possible price.
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EasyJet has launched its summer seat sale today
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The flights are usually released first thing in the morning and prices will remain low for as long as demand does.
Seat fares tend to climb back up, however, a few hours after bookings have gone live.
So you need to be quick if you want to snap up the cheaper fares.
You haven't missed out yet, though - there are still plenty of the cracking offers available.
We've picked out the best bargains that to book right now.
Paris, France
There are many cheap flights across UK airports heading to Paris with easyJet.
For example, you could snatch up a flight from London Southend Airport to Paris Charles de Gaulle for £21.99 on July 2, 2026.
Alternatively, you could head from Birmingham Airport for £25.99 on June 30, 2026.
There is also a flight from Southampton Airport to Paris Orly for £29.99 on July 3, 2026.
Paris has always been a top European destination, but even more people are heading to the French capital following the rise in popularity of Netflix's series Emily in Paris.
The city is bustling with sights to see and flavours to taste – particularly giant croissants that Emily is often seen eating in the TV series.
In addition to your typical tourist spots such as The Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, the city is home to quaint bakeries and newly opened swimming spots, thanks to the River Seine welcoming swimmers once again.
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Bordeaux, France
Also in France, Bordeaux has cheap flights from Bristol Airport as well as Birmingham Airport.
For £26.99, you could head to the French city from Birmingham on August 30, 2026.
Alternatively, you could head from Bristol on June 22, 2026, for £32.99.
Perhaps a great option for those who have visited Paris but have not yet had enough of France, Bordeaux is great for experiencing the country's wine culture.
Head to La Cité du Vin to learn all about French wine with exhibitions, shows, movies and seminars.
You can then always grab a bottle and sit in the beautiful Jardin Public in the city.
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There are still some great offers for Bordeaux - a city known for its wine culture
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Prague, Czech Republic
There are still cheap flights for the Czech Republic's capital too.
You could fly from Birmingham on September 2, 2026, for £26.99, for example.
The city boasts numerous places to explore such as Prague Castle, which dominates the skyline.
You can also travel back in time at the Retro Museum, which captures what life was like in Czechoslovakia in the 70s and 80s.
And in 2023, an immersive beer experience called Pilsner: The Original Beer Experience opened - bringing the history of the famous Czech beer to life.
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Alternatively, you could head to Prague in September next year
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Cheap flights to Amsterdam are still available at some airports as well.
You could fly from Birmingham, for example, on June 17, 2026, for £25.99.
Or from London Southend on the same day, for £22.99.
Assistant travel editor Sophie Swietochowski recently visited the city.
She said: "Stroll just five minutes in any direction, away from the compact city centre and down one of the cobblestone alleyways, and that's where you'll find the real city.
"The whole city is littered with tiny artisan bakeries and shops where you'll find locals sat at a rickety old table, sipping coffee and tucking into homemade goodies.
"If you're brave enough, drive your own boat [through the canals] - you can pick one up for €16.50pp (£13.90pp) for three hours on a six-seater vessel from boats4rent.i-reserve.nl."
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There are cheap flights to Amsterdam as well, where you explore picturesque canals
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Nice, France
Another destination in France with cheap flights still available is Nice.
Flying from Liverpool Airport on August 28, 2026, a one-way flight can be booked for just £23.99.
Nice is home to pretty beaches and amazing scenery such as the iconic hotel Le Negresco, which is known for previously hosting Elizabeth Taylor and The Beatles.
There is also a quaint Old Town with numerous winding lanes dating back to the 1700s.
Many of Nice's beaches feature clear Mediterranean waters too, which are great for swimming.
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Nice is the perfect destination for beach and city lovers
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Geneva, Switzerland
Now, in Switzerland, there are still some bargains available, including a flight from Birmingham Airport on August 31, 2026, for £30.99.
Geneva is surrounded by the Alps and the Jura mountains with great views of Mont Blanc, making the entire city a stunning spectacle.
And if you happen to go for an August flight, make sure to check out Les Aubes festival at Bains des Pâquis.
Each year people gather to see a stunning sunrise with a homemade breakfast and music playing.
easyJet is launching 11 new routes soon
EASYJET is launching 11 new routes from Newcastle Airport from March 2026. Nice – March 31 and will run twice weekly
Corfu – March 30 and will run twice weekly
Rhodes – March 31 and will run twice weekly
Malta – March 30 and will run thrice weekly
Faro – March 31 and will run thrice weekly
Dalaman – March 31 and will run twice weekly
Antalya –April 1 and will run twice weekly
Tunisia – April 2 and will run twice weekly
Reus (Spain) – August 1 and will run twice weekly
Prague – August 2 and will run twice weekly
Sharm el Sheikh – August 3 and will run twice weekly
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