British on holiday at home

Article Abstract:

Britons currently spend more than 25 billion pounds sterling, or 6% of total consumer expenditure, on holidays every year. Domestic tourism accounts for only 40% of this expenditure, but its share is no longer declining. Some 69% of adults take a domestic holiday at some time, but only 31% always holiday at home. The most popular destination is the west country, accounting for 22% of holidays in Britain, followed by the southern region and East Anglia.

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The impact of EU issues on UK tourism

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the impact of the European Union on the tourist industry in the UK are discussed. Key developments include the single European market, the abolition of duty free commerce and the introduction of the single European currency.

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Early holiday bookings

Article Abstract:

An overview of trends in the UK for early holiday bookings is examined, including market data, details of distribution, supply structure, consumer profile, and forecasts for the future.

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