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City breaks are popular in February as loved ones whisk partners away for a romantic getaway.  However, this year luxury holidays are playing a bigger part in February and with the cold dreary winter not leaving anytime soon; romantic luxury holidays are becoming more popular reveals Holidays-Direct.co.uk.

Holidaymakers searching for worldwide luxury holidays are looking to holiday for a minimum of 10 days, to make the break truly relaxing and ensuring plenty of time for sun bathing as well as exploring.  All inclusive deals within the travel sectors are proving a popular choice for British holidaymakers.

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Holidays-direct.co.uk has revealed an upsurge in the number of British travellers booking holidays abroad to escape the post-Christmas winter blues.

The hectic Christmas season, economic slow down and a particularly frosty start to the New Year seem to have driven many Brits to want to escape the UK for sunny and tropical destinations abroad.

Online travel agency http://www.holidays-direct.co.uk/ has reported a sharp increase in sales during late December and early January, as well as a preference towards the more glamorous and far-flung destinations such as the Red Sea, Dubai and the Caribbean as opposed to some of the recently favoured European resorts.

Unspoilt beaches, boutique hotels and breathtaking scenery are the temptation of many Brits this winter as they seek a way to escape the blues and start the New Year in style, says Holidays-Direct.co.uk. Read more…