Airlines including Virgin Atlantic, easyJet and Emirates all have offers on for travelling next year – some as early as January.
So regardless of whether you're thinking of a short haul or long haul break, you're bound to find something worth booking.
With that in mind, here's what you need to know about which airlines are having a sale and what the details are:
EasyJet
EasyJet and easyJet Holidays have launched a 20% off sale on 400,000 flights and 400,000 holidays.
Their sale is on from now until January 10, and the dates of travel are from January 30 to July 3 next year.
One of their top offers is five nights at the four star Asterias Village Hotel in Piskopiano, Crete – which you can book here.
The break, on half board basis and including flights from London Gatwick on June 22, starts from £179 per person.
Virgin Atlantic
Virgin Atlantic is running a winter sale to the US, Caribbean, India, China and Africa.
The sale is running now until January 31 next year for travelling on selected dates in 2019.
They are offering routes such as London Heathrow to New York from £279 per person return.
However, you can also book flight and hotel packages with seven nights in Barbados, plus return flights from London Gatwick, starting from £499 per person return.
You can book via their website.
Emirates
The Emirates sale is on from now until January 31 next year, for travel dates between December 31 this year and November 30 next year – so you may even be able to pick up a bargain for New Year celebrations.
The airline has flights departing from London Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted to Dubai starting from £379, or from Birmingham and Manchester from £389.
Booking is via their website.
Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines' sale is on until January 31 next year – the dates of travel will depend on the route.
Return flights to Bangkok, for example, starts from £435 when travelling between January 18 to June 26 and between August 18 and December 5.
You can book on their website.
Flight sales aren't the only way you can save on your journey.
Last year, Sun Online Travel revealed some of the other ways that you could slash costs.
Booking two one-way tickets for example could actually be cheaper than booking a return.
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