Which? says one-day change 'could slash cost of holiday'

Which? says one-day change 'could slash cost of holiday'People have been told to wait before they press book as one trick could slash the cost of your next holidayCommentsLifestyleSophie Buchan Money and Lifestyle Writer01:49, 04 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesTravellers could make a simple change to save money(Image: Getty)Holidaymakers who haven’t yet booked their summer getaway still have time to cut costs before take-off.‌According to Which?, travellers planning to fly should consider the day they depart. Current advice suggests it’s often cheaper to "fly out on a Saturday rather than Friday.‌It explained: "Google Flights and Skyscanner will show you a graph of the cheapest days to fly during your chosen month. Fridays and Sundays are typically the most expensive; Tuesdays are typically the cheapest.‌"Of course, Tuesdays aren't convenient for many people, but you will probably save money on a weekend break if you fly out on a Saturday and come back on a Monday rather than going Friday to Sunday. You miss the same amount of time at work but save a fortune."View 3 ImagesTriple check the dates in your local area(Image: Getty)‌Another tip to save some cash urges parents to "check school holiday dates and consider a different airport".It explains that half-term dates vary by region, with London and the South East often out of sync with the Midlands and northern England. Travelling via another region can sometimes be cheaper, though it may take longer. Summer holiday dates also differ widely between England and Scotland.With this in mind, it suggests: "It's worth checking inset (teacher training) days at your children's school. These are often on a Friday or Monday, tagged onto a school holiday, and it will usually be cheaper to fly out on one of these days."Article continues belowAirports warning for passengersView 3 ImagesHolidaymakers can still save money(Image: Getty/JOHN LAMB)If you are set to fly from London...