Countries across the worlds are offering free perks and incentive offers to holiday-makers after coronavirus outbreaks.
The worst hit destinations are trying to get their tourism industries back on track after lockdowns hit the economy hard.
Flight cancellations and restrictions have stopped visitors heading abroad on their summer holidays already this year but as beaches and hotels plan for reopening, many firms are trying to secure a bounce back.
People in the UK were advised against all non-essential travel on March 17 this year and there is no clear date for when normal travel will return.
But planning ahead, holiday providers have begun offering a number of free motivations to get people back to the worst hit countries.
According to Mirror Online, these are some of the offers up for grabs to Brits still looking to plan exotic holidays.
Sicily
The Italian island could pay for up to half of the cost of flights, and offer one free night of accommodation in three for tourists wanting to visit.
The pandemic hit Italy fast and hard, and the tourism industry taking a major hit as visitors have had to stay away this year.
But whilst it seemed like enjoying limoncello and pasta at a plaza would be off-limits all year, the country is planning a comeback.
Holidaymakers will also enjoy free entry to some of the regions world-class museums and archeological sights.
Vouchers will be made available via the Mediterranean island's official website, Visit Sicily.
Mexico
When Brits return to Mexico in the hunt for tacos, sandy beaches and an incredible culture, they may also bag a free hotel stay.
According to the Association of Hotels in Cancun, one new measure could be ‘Come to Cancun 2×1’ offer, which offers a free night in the hotel if you pay for two.
Other offers could include your plane ticket being covered if you travel with a specific company.
Bulgaria
Like many countries, the government is raring for Brits to return to its country as soon as possible.
And to sweeten the deal, at Bulgaria's Sunny Beach and other tourist hotspots, visitors will be offered free sun loungers, sun beds and tables when they reopen for business.
Cyprus
Unlike other offers, this one is something visitors will not hope to access.
But if it happens, you'll be grateful to the Cypriot government for looking after you and your family or friends so well.
At the airport in Cyprus, a random number of visitors will be tested every day.
If a traveller tests positive, the person will receive free care and their families or friends will have their costs of lodging, food and drink covered by the government.
Sounds like a good deal if you end up in those unfortunate circumstances.
