The cost of living crisis has not only hit household bills, changed the public’s shopping habits and made most of us tighten the purse strings, but has also made people reassess their holiday plans.
Rather than knock the thought of summer trip on the head, people are working out ways to still get away but on a reduced budget. It is thought that the average Brit will have £300 per person less to spend on breaks next year.
In a survey carried out by loveholidays, who got the thoughts of 2,000 holidaymakers, nearly half (46 per cent) said they will think about going away for a shorter time, while a quarter of those asked (23 per cent) plan to swap where they normally go for a cheaper alternative. And 40 per cent said they will opt out of going all-inclusive in order to save money.
