Travel data

The archive so far

A fare listed for six days is six sightings of one fare -- that is what makes the two numbers differ, and why both are shown.

Where the fares go

The lowest and highest fare we have actually seen to each destination, in the currency its publisher quoted. Nothing here is converted between currencies: a converted price is a number no publisher ever advertised.

What the publishers posted

How much our sources actually published, by day. This is the other half of the record: it is what tells us a quiet week was quiet, and not a broken feed.

Currencies and rates

Fares arrive in the currency each publisher quotes:

• EUR -- 26260 sightings (72%)
• USD -- 5940 sightings (16%)
• GBP -- 4334 sightings (12%)

We also snapshot exchange rates daily, because a rate cannot be looked up retroactively for free. One US dollar buys, as of 24 Oct 2026:

• EUR 0.8928
• GBP 0.7477
• USD 1.0000

These rates are published here as rates. They are never applied to the fares above.

How this is collected

Every few hours we fetch each deal publisher's feed and read the fare out of the headline. If the fare is still listed, that is a new sighting. Prices are stored exactly as published and never recalculated. Headlines that carry no readable fare are not counted here at all, so these numbers under-report rather than guess -- and the record only goes back to the day we started, 9 Sep 2026.

Want the fares themselves? They are on the deals page, each linking to the publisher that found it.