Whether you love a city break weekender or a long-haul beach trip is more your vibe - it's clear that we all love a good holiday.
However, not all of us love the hefty price-tag attached to getaways with many jet-setters constantly searching for tips and tricks on how to get the most bang for their buck when it comes to travelling the world.
Well, luckily for us, one woman has shared a little-known 'cheat code' to finding cheap flights to anywhere in the world.
The woman, who goes by the handle @aroundtheatlas online, took to TikTok to share the money-saving 'hack'.
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She began by saying that she needed to 'show you something'.
"So go onto Google and type in 'Google Flights' and click on 'Google Flights'." she continued.
And once you're in, the TikToker says, type in your departure city and put in 'anywhere' and tick 'round-trip', along with the number of passengers flying.
She also advised viewers to leave the dates 'blank' and 'press explore'.
"Does anyone else know about this because I feel like the world is gatekeeping how insane this is," the woman went on to say.
She then explained: "So literally, it gives you fight prices for like ridiculous prices."
Such flights included £26 return flights to Barcelona, £34 return flights to Vienna, and a £54 round-trip to Budapest.
And it's not just Europe.
The 'cheat-code' also works for long-haul flights too with £336 return flights to New York and a £507 return to Singapore.
She captioned the travel 'hack' video: "How to get super cheap flights!!"
This is all part of a new feature that Google announced back in August this year, which allows users to find the cheapest flights possible.
And the short clip has since gone viral after clocking up more than 4.3 million views on the social media platform, with thousands upon thousands rushing in to share their reactions.
Many couldn't get over the bargain deals with one TikTok user writing: "Did I just see £250 flights to Dubai."
A second added: "I could fly back and forth to Europe a couple times for less than it cost to get a train to London."
"Going to Manchester is more expensive than Barcelona," quipped a third.
Others were beyond thankful of the TikToker for broadcasting the information with one viewer praising: "Thank you so much for sharing this!"
"Thank YOU! Sincerely thank you," penned another.
A final TikTok user echoed: "I’ve been looking for something like this for yearsss. Thank you ma'am!"
Thank you indeed.
Rhiannon Ingle