Ryanair is well known for its low-cost prices to holiday destinations spanning Europe and beyond. However, with Black Friday at the end of the week, the budget airline is offering a new deal every day for the next ten days. Thanks to the deal customers now have even more opportunities to save.
When do I need to book?
Customers hoping to snag the deal will have to act fast as the offer will only be valid for a day.
Going live at midnight today, 27 November, the deal will expire at 23:59pm this evening.
Ryanair’s Alejandra Ruiz said: “It’s Day 4 of our exciting ‘Cyber Week’ seat sale and we have slashed our flights to Budapest by 20% for travel in December and January, which are only available until midnight tonight (23:59hrs Wednesday).
“We have 10 days of amazing deals on the Ryanair.com website, offering customers the lowest fares in Europe, with even bigger savings.
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“Customers should log on to Ryanair.com to bag a bargain break today – and look forward to flying with the greenest/cleanest major airline in Europe, with the lowest CO2 emissions.”
Earlier this week Ryanair offered customers the chance to save on return trips to Poland, benefit from £30 of all flights in summer 2020 and even bag a flight for just £9.99.
However, all of these sales have now expired.
Luckily, there are still seven more days of savings, including today, to benefit from.
How else can I save this Black Friday?
Other holiday providers have also jumped on the Black Friday trend, offering holidays and flights for a reduced cost.
Holiday company Holiday Pirates are offering everything from a Disneyland Holiday to a Caribbean Cruise.
Meanwhile, Eurostar is boasting cheap tickets to Paris, Lille and Brussels a slashed cost for a limited time only.
Virgin Atlantic also got in on the action, with 20 percent off flights across its portfolio of Caribbean destinations.
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