Britons are being more adventurous in choosing holiday destinations as they search for the sun
Amid the doom and gloom of a poor summer and talk of the credit crunch, increasing numbers of Britons are choosing to spend their hard earned cash on holidays in less than traditional locations. Sales of holidays in luxury destinations, such as the Caribbean, are on the up in 2008, says www.holidays-direct.co.uk.
As falling house prices and rising fuel costs begin to bite, British holidaymakers are making sure they get a holiday to remember this year. An analysis of holiday bookings made through online travel agency www.holidays-direct.co.uk reveals an increase in the number of people booking holidays in destinations more traditionally associated with the luxury end of the market.
This is in contrast to an overall caution by holidaymakers and strongly suggests that if people are investing in a holiday, they are making sure it is a memorable one.
The poor weather in Britain has certainly been a good thing for the travel industry as thousands each week jet off to the sun.
This summer has seen higher than average sales for holidays in the Caribbean, Dubai, Thailand and Tunisia.
Holidays in Spain and Egypt are once again the top selling summer holiday destinations.


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