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Savvy best friends flew to Pisa for a pizza and got back in time for work the next day - for less than the cost of a trip to London.<br/><br/>Morgan Bold, 27, spotted budget flights to and from Pisa, Italy, and decided to try an 'extreme day trip' so they would only need to use a single day of annual leave. She and best friend Jess Wooder, 26, booked day return flights and jetted off at 6am from Manchester Airport on April 24.<br/><br/>They had a full day of shopping, sightseeing and enjoying Italian cuisine and say it was less than the cost of a trip to the capital. Morgan, from Maghull, Liverpool, said the whole day set her back just £170 - including flights, airport parking, food and activities.<br/>
Savvy best friends flew to Pisa for a pizza and got back in time for work the next day - for less than the cost of a trip to London.<br/><br/>Morgan Bold, 27, spotted budget flights to and from Pisa, Italy, and decided to try an 'extreme day trip' so they would only need to use a single day of annual leave. She and best friend Jess Wooder, 26, booked day return flights and jetted off at 6am from Manchester Airport on April 24.<br/><br/>They had a full day of shopping, sightseeing and enjoying Italian cuisine and say it was less than the cost of a trip to the capital. Morgan, from Maghull, Liverpool, said the whole day set her back just £170 - including flights, airport parking, food and activities.<br/>
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