The best-value destinations have been named in new research, and they are perfect for British holidaymakers looking to make their money go further next year.And despite Spain’s popularity among Britons — around 17.8 million British holidaymakers visit each year — it remains affordable, with Bilbao topping the list. This comes from travel app Skyscanner, who released its Travel Trends 2027 report naming the destinations where airfares have fallen the most year-on-year, alongside competitive accommodation prices.Spain, Poland and France had the biggest price drops, with several European destinations offering big savings for travellers planning ahead.Bilbao, in Spain, has had the biggest price drop | GETTY 10 best-value destinations for 2027 (price drop %)Bilbao, Spain (-66%)Wrocław, Poland (-47%)Bordeaux, France (-34%)Zurich, Switzerland (-33%)Ancona, Italy (-31%)Rhodes, Greece (-22%)Pula, Croatia (-20%)Carcassonne, France (-20%)Fez, Morocco (-19%)Krabi, Thailand (-15%)CEO of Skyscanner, Bryan Batista, said: “Travel is entering a new era. As people become more intentional about how they spend their time and money, they’re making different choices about where they go, how they book and what creates lasting value. “They’re prioritising meaningful experiences over material possessions, seeking confidence in every booking decision, and, in some cases, using AI during the planning process. At the same time, geopolitical instability is making travellers more conscious of risk, increasing the importance of trusted information, flexibility and transparency.”Bilbao, SpainTaking the top spot is Bilbao, where Skyscanner found airfares had dropped by a striking 66 per cent. The Basque Country city offers plenty for holidaymakers beyond its reputation as a food destination, from the striking Guggenheim Museum to its atmospheric old town and surrounding countryside.Visitors can also use Bilbao as a base for exploring northern Spain, with the region known for its dramatic coastline, traditional pintxos bars and distinctive Basque culture.Wrocław, PolandSecond on the list is Wrocław, where prices have fallen by 47 per cent year-on-year. The Polish city is known for its colourful market square, historic architecture and network of waterways, making it a good option for holidaymakers looking for a European city break without the prices that can come with some of the most popular destinations. Its compact centre also makes it well suited to exploring on foot, with plenty of cafes, restaurants and bars dotted around the historic streets.Wrocław, Poland, is another affordable holiday gem | GETTY Bordeaux in France is perfect for foodies | GETTY Bordeaux, FranceBordeaux takes third place, with costs down by 34 per cent. The French city is particularly good for those interested in food, wine and architecture, and its elegant historic centre and riverside setting give plenty to explore.Holidaymakers have easy access to the wider Bordeaux wine region, making it suitable for a longer break as well as a city escape.The report found that 82 per cent of Britons plan to travel as much, or more, in 2027, so looking for more affordable holiday spots can make this dream a reality.