Holidays to Spain are getting more pricey, according to a recent year-on-year comparison.
Those who are planning to jet off to catch the last of the sun this autumn may have to dish out £505 more than they would have had to last year. While many opt for Spain as a fairly cost-effective holiday option due to their large emphasis on foreign tourism, prices are going up as the pound falls in value.
The extra money requirement is based on research carried out by foreign exchange experts at eurochange. The currency specialists calculated the extra holiday costs by comparing year-on-year accommodation fees, restaurant meals, car hire and currency exchange rates
