Helen Crane

Baden-Baden, basically anywhere in Germany, it seems here, Helen.

Yeah, I mean, unfortunately, what's happened is that going anywhere normal has become well expensive.

I recently had to book tickets to Barcelona because I'd already booked a festival ticket, which is coming up in a couple of months.

And I stupidly hadn't booked the flights at the same time I bought the ticket for the festival.

£500 for a return to Barcelona.

In fairness, including a bag, to be fair, which is quite a chunk of that money.

But yeah, going to normal places is now incredibly expensive.

So if you haven't booked your summer holiday yet, you might want to look at some of these less travelled destinations on the list.

So this is from Skyscanner, the flight comparison website.

And they've looked at basically the 10 cheapest spots to fly to.

This doesn't include hotels, so you do obviously need to look at the price of that as well.

It's only worth having a cheap flight if you're not paying 300 quid a night for your hotel.

But all these places have flights for less than £125 per person.

So people are paying an average of £253 at the minute to go on a summer holiday.

So this is essentially half price than what you'd expect to pay.

Number one on the list...

Dortmund, £72 for an average economy seat.

I'd try going to Dortmund.

They're second in the Bundesliga.

I've been looking on their Wikipedia.