How does the Low-Cost Calendar work?
The Low-Cost Calendar shows you at a glance which day of the month has the best price for the destination you want. It is the easiest way to find a cheaper date without running dozens of searches.
How do I open the Low-Cost Calendar?
There are two ways in:
1) From the destination page
When you are on the page for, say, Paris, under the "How many nights should you stay?" section you will see a photo for every month that has flights. Tap the photo and it takes you to the calendar.
2) From the banner
Every destination has a banner that reads:
"Price Calendar"
Tap it and the calendar opens straight away.
What does the Low-Cost Calendar show?
For the month you pick you will see:
- Price per person
- How many nights the bundle covers
- A direct flight (where one exists)
- A hotel rated 7.5 or higher
- A final price, with no hidden fees
The "what the prices include" details sit above the calendar, for complete transparency.
What do the colours mean?
- Green means a low price (🤩 the best options)
- Orange means a mid range price
- Red means a high price
The greener the day, the better the price.
the colours are set against the average price for that month
How do I read the calendar?
Each box stands for a departure day. The number inside the box is the final price per person for:
- a direct flight
- a set number of nights (2 nights, for example)
- a hotel rated 7.5 or higher
You can change the month or the number of nights using the dropdowns at the top.
I want to book one of these dates
Just tap the day you want.
It takes you:
- to the page of available packages
- with the date and nights pre-selected
- so you can pick your bundle
Why use the Low-Cost Calendar?
With the calendar you can:
- find dates that are up to 40% cheaper
- compare a whole month of prices in seconds
- skip pointless searches
- book the value for money combo that suits you
Tip
If you have one or two days of flexibility, use the calendar to see when it pays off most. Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday usually have the lowest prices.
Want to learn how to search step by step? See the "How do I start a search?" page.
