We’re all eager to get out and see the world after being forced to stay home for a year plus. But, along with everything else, airline prices have surged. With such high demand, it’s difficult to jet out for leisurely air travel whenever you please. But that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. In fact, with a TravelHacker Premium Subscription, you can see the world again without breaking the bank.

TravelHacker is a flight-finding service that makes post-pandemic travel easier and cheaper. It automatically uncovers low airfare deals for you, while simultaneously detecting the reopening status and restrictions in 124 countries and 3,800 airports worldwide. It’s all updated in real-time as well, so you don’t have to worry about researching everything for yourself. All you need to do is prepare yourself to finally leave the house, while TravelHacker does all the hard work. Thanks to a simple “set it and forget it” technology, it basically gives you psychic powers.

You can set up alerts from your home airport, select from any number of ideal destinations (or even just general regions), set price points, choose the months or even weeks you wish to travel, and more. Then TravelHacker will shoot you alerts in real-time when the cheapest fares that match your preferences open up. These include special promotions, seasonal price drops, and “error fares” you can take advantage of. When you see a price that looks good, you can buy directly through popular booking sites like Google Flights or Skyscanner.

More importantly, for those who are apprehensive about travelling, TravelHacker also gives you the scoop on restrictions and protocols in each location. You can even filter your destinations based on these restrictions if that’s your primary concern. All the stress is out of your hands and you can shift your focus to what outfits you want to pack.

If ever there was a time that the entire world collectively needed a holiday, it’s now. Sign up for a one-year subscription to TravelHacker for only £29.54 for a limited time and save an average of £100 to £300 on each flight ticket booked.