With July finally upon us and many looking to get themselves on a flight to new and exotic holiday locations, finding an affordable option can be tough.
Luckily there are plenty of cheap options suitable for any budget with passengers being able to fly to places like Ireland and the Netherlands for less than £100.
Glasgow Airport is Scotland's largest and is used by Scots across the country to get away during the summer months.
This is why we have looked at the popular comparison site Skyscanner to find the cheapest destinations to fly to from Glasgow Airport this July.
Glasgow Airport's 13 cheapest holiday destinations to fly to this July
Here are the 13 cheapest flights to unique destinations from Glasgow Airport.
Dublin, Ireland
Cost: £25
Flight type: Direct
Only a short flight away from Glasgow, Dublin offers a vibrant nightlife, has an interesting history and is, of course, the home to the famous Guinness factory.
London, United Kingdom
Cost: £48
Flight type: Direct
For those wanting to catch a glimpse of famous sights like the London Eye, Houses of Parliament and Oxford Street, look no further.
Brussels, Belgium
Cost: £53
Flight type: Direct
This charming city in the heart of Europe offers a good opportunity to learn more about this diverse country while sampling some of its famous beer.
Amsterdam, Netherlandnds
Cost: £92
Flight type: Direct
Amsterdam is best known for its canals, cafe culture and art museums like the Van Gogh Museum.
Malaga, Spain
Cost: £102
Flight type: Direct
For sun, sea and fun, Malaga is the place to be for those wanting a getaway by the Mediterranean.
Paris, France
Cost: £109
Flight type: Direct
Known as the City of Love and Romance, a Paris getaway could be a good destination for couples.
Porto, Portugal
Cost: £116
Flight type: Direct
Wroclaw, Poland
Cost: £133
Flight type: Direct
Wroclaw is a historic city that has been at the centre of a number of big events. The City has a unique architectural style but also has a zoo and market.
Split, Croatia
Cost: £143
Flight type: Direct
Split is perfect for younger people thanks to its exciting nightlife.
Reykjavik, Iceland
Cost: £155
Flight type: Direct
This Nordic capital is a short flight from Glasgow and is a relaxing experience compared to other areas thanks to its nearby natural steam baths.
Verona, Italy
Cost: £164
Flight type: Direct
Verona is a beautiful city and is famous for its links to William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
Argostoli, Greece
Cost: £180
Flight type: Direct
Berlin, Germany
Cost: £188
Flight type: Direct
Berlin is more open than ever to visitors and is a destination known for its art and museums which can be found across the city.
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