REVEALED: How you can get HALF price off your holidays to Europe and Asia just by travelling during these specific months

  • Everyone loves a holiday and luckily summer holidays don't have to be expensive
  • A travel website has revealed the best destinations without the hefty price tag 
  • They delved into pricing data and looked at trends across 130,000 global spots
  • Their research revealed the six best places to visit for an affordable vacation 

Summer holidays are often one of the more expensive times of year to get away, but that doesn't mean you have to break the bank to enjoy some warm sunshine.

Australians love a holiday, so travel website Booking.com has revealed the best holiday destinations we can visit that don't involve the hefty price tag.

They delved into pricing data and looked at trends across 130,000 global destinations to share affordable summer holiday options in the likes of Europe, the United States, Asia and Latin America.

The end result saw them calculate the most affordable month within each hemisphere's respective summer, as compared to the most expensive month of the year to travel.

Australians love a holiday, so travel website Booking.com has revealed the best holiday destinations without the hefty price tag 

Australians love a holiday, so travel website Booking.com has revealed the best holiday destinations without the hefty price tag 

Cordoba, Spain

Cordoba, in Andalusia, is not only known for its amazing food and stunning architecture but also its hot climate.

It was an important Roman city and a major Islamic centre in the Middle Ages and now its charms unfold as people explore the winding, stone-paved lanes of the medieval city away from the gaudy tourist area. 

In August prices are 50 per cent more affordable than the most expensive month with many travellers endorsing the city's history, sightseeing and food.

Where to stay: Apartamentos Casa del Aceite is full of charm, set in an 18th Century manor and is a short walk away from local landmarks including a Roman temple and the Jewish Quarter.

Cordoba, in Andalusia, is not only known for its amazing food and stunning architecture but also its hot climate

Cordoba, in Andalusia, is not only known for its amazing food and stunning architecture but also its hot climate

Apartamentos Casa del Aceite is full of charm, set in an 18th Century manor and is a short walk away from local landmarks including a Roman temple and the Jewish Quarter

Apartamentos Casa del Aceite is full of charm, set in an 18th Century manor and is a short walk away from local landmarks including a Roman temple and the Jewish Quarter

Patong Beach, Thailand

Patong Beach is one of the most famous beaches along the west coast of Phuket with an extensive list of water sports to try during the day.

The beach resort town is lined with cafes and restaurants and the famously raucous nightlife scene features beer bars, nightclubs and cabarets that overflow into the street. 

Patong Beach is 49 per cent more affordable in June in comparison with the most expensive month. 

Where to stay: Amari Phuket is a one minute walk from the beach and offers spectacular views of the private beach and emerald waters. 

Patong Beach is one of the most famous beaches along the west coast of Phuket with an extensive list of water sports to try during the day

Patong Beach is one of the most famous beaches along the west coast of Phuket with an extensive list of water sports to try during the day

Amari Phuket is a one minute walk from the beach and offers spectacular views of the private beach and emerald waters

Amari Phuket is a one minute walk from the beach and offers spectacular views of the private beach and emerald waters

New Orleans, America

New Orleans is known for its buzzing nightlife, vibrant music scene and cuisine reflecting its French, African and American roots.

It is the birthplace of jazz music and where Mardi Gras is celebrated throughout its bustling streets.

The city is also home to a range of districts seeping with art, music, shopping, restaurants, history and architecture so visitors are never short of things to do and see.

New Orleans is 48 per cent more affordable to stay in August compared to the most expensive month, but it's also a great time to take advantage of the city's Museum Month as well as the music festivals taking place throughout August. 

Where to stay: Maison Perrier Bed and Breakfast is located in the uptown district of New Orleans, a stone's throw away from Magazine Street and Rink Shopping Centre.

New Orleans is known for its buzzing nightlife, vibrant music scene and cuisine reflecting its French, African and American roots

New Orleans is known for its buzzing nightlife, vibrant music scene and cuisine reflecting its French, African and American roots

Maison Perrier Bed and Breakfast is located in the uptown district of New Orleans, a stone¿s throw away from Magazine Street and Rink Shopping Centre

Maison Perrier Bed and Breakfast is located in the uptown district of New Orleans, a stone's throw away from Magazine Street and Rink Shopping Centre

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, famous for its steakhouses, architecture and Tango dancing, it combines faded European grandeur with Latin passion.

The city offers a vibrant holiday with an array of landmarks and sites to discover.

Travellers have given Buenos Aires top endorsements for food, tango dancing and shopping and it is 27 per cent more affordable in February.

Where to stay: Lina's Tango Guesthouse is the perfect destination for both relaxing and socialising, located in the bohemian San Telmo district.

Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, famous for its steakhouses, architecture and Tango dancing, it combines faded European grandeur with Latin passion

Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, famous for its steakhouses, architecture and Tango dancing, it combines faded European grandeur with Latin passion

Salvador, Brazil

Salvador is the capital of Brazil's north-eastern state of Bahia and is the pulsating heart of the country's Afro-Brazilian community.

The city is 29 per cent more affordable to stay in December when compared with its most expensive month, making it an even more appealing holiday destination.

Salvador has something for everyone as it's home to gorgeous coastlines, eclectic cuisine, and the biggest carnival in the world.

Festivals happen frequently, with drum corps pounding out rhythms against the backdrop of colonial buildings almost daily. 

Where to stay: Farol Barra Flat is one of Booking.com's bestsellers in Salvador. The apartments are a one minute walk to the beach and close to the local landmark Barra's Lighthouse.

Salvador is the capital of Brazil¿s north-eastern state of Bahia and is the pulsating heart of the country¿s Afro-Brazilian community

Salvador is the capital of Brazil's north-eastern state of Bahia and is the pulsating heart of the country's Afro-Brazilian community

Gold Coast, Australia

Gold Coast is mostly known for being the surfing capital of Australia, but with its long sandy beaches, array of theme parks and long sunny days, there's something for everyone.

It is 34 per cent more affordable to stay in February than it is compared with the most expensive month, so an even better excuse to visit and soak up some rays.

Top endorsements for visiting Gold Coast are beaches, theme parks and relaxation.

Where to stay: AVANI Broadbeach Gold Coast Residences is a 10 minute walk from the beach and with entertainment and restaurants scattered along the beach side, you'll never be short of things to do.

Gold Coast is mostly known for being the surfing capital of Australia, but with its long sandy beaches, array of theme parks and long sunny days, there¿s something for everyone

Gold Coast is mostly known for being the surfing capital of Australia, but with its long sandy beaches, array of theme parks and long sunny days, there's something for everyone

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