WhichBudget Press Release, 12 May 2006

SPAIN FOR EVEN LOWER COST WITH www.whichbudget.com

Log onto the website that brings together all the budget airlines in the world – www.whichbudget.com and you will find all the options to get to and from Spain at the lowest possible cost.

And, come October, there will be yet another option when Iberia, the Spanish flag carrier, launch their own low-cost airline to compete with rivals such as EasyJet, Ryanair and Air Berlin - carriers who, to date, have cornered almost one-third of airline travel to Spain.

Iberia have named its new low-cost offshoot CAT Air, and we already know it will be based in Barcelona, the destination of 40 per cent of low-cost flights to Spain.

www.whichbudget.com already features 27 Spanish airports and no less than 1,586 routes linking these airports.

From the UK alone there are currently 603 routes to Spain, and 15 different budget airlines now fly from UK to Spain.

Whether it is for a holiday or to visit a holiday home in the Spanish sun, log on and find out the numerous options from your local airport.

Currently the 5 most popular routes are Manchester to Barcelona, Gatwick to Malaga, Birmingham to Alicante, Stansted to Valencia and Glasgow to Mallorca.

One point worth pointing out to your readers is that Spanish low-cost airlines can be useful for exploring Latin America. Air Madrid flies from Madrid to the likes of Buenos Aires for 570 euros (approx £390) return (inc. taxes).

Through www.whichbudget.com one can find a return flight from London to Madrid with easyJet for £60, so in total, that’s £450 to Argentina – a huge saving over a scheduled fare as the cheapest ticket with a full-cost airline ( United via Washington DC) is £615.

All of which just proves, yet again, how vital it is to bookmark www.whichbudget.com!

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