Taking a vacation and relaxing in a place that promises to completely take away every bit of stress in your body is such a beautiful thought.
While it cannot be denied how a lot of people are greatly affected by the recession, going for a holiday destination is not entirely impossible as there are other travel attractions that simply beg for more travelers to spend their time and money on them.
Daily Mail UK reporter Sebastian Lander writes about the unfeasible option of abandoning one’s holiday plans just because of having a tight budget ("Travel Trends 2012: Why Spain's a Fiesta and Mexico is a Holiday Magic for the Year Ahead"). He mentions that “Experts have also suggested Middle Eastern countries such as Tunisia and the Red Sea resorts in Egypt will offer good value as they try to tempt tourists back but holidaymakers may be reticent.”
Below is a passage from his article:
As Frank Barrett, Travel Editor of The Mail on Sunday, says: 'For most of us a holiday remains a necessity. We will go abroad but the style in which we travel will be dictated by our disposable income. Even for those on the tightest budgets there will still be bargains to be had in Spain and other Mediterranean countries next year. It largely remains true that despite the slump in the value of the pound, family holidays remain cheaper and better value abroad…’ Finding value for money - but not always the lowest price - is a key trend along with consumers increasingly searching for breaks with an 'authentic' feel or specialist experience such as river cruises or with an educational element.
Catch the rest of his article here, and brighten up as the opportunity to experience an affordable holiday still abounds!
So start making your holiday plans now!
