A new survey from VisitEngland reveals the number of trips to English seaside resorts rose by 24% during June, July and August despite the changeable weather, proving that the ‘Staycation' is real and not manufactured by UK travel firms.
Statistics released by VisitEngland from the UK Tourism Survey claim to show that the "staycation" phenomenon was a reality this summer. The number of holiday trips taken by Britons within England in the three peak summer months was up by 22%. The amount spent increased by 20%, compared with the same period in 2008. A rise in family holidays was also recorded, with a 33% increase in trips made by households with children.
Read more at TravPR.com
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
THE 'STAYCATION' IS REAL SAY VISITENGLAND
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