[Travel] Book Holiday Now vs Wait For Post Brexit Price Smash??

[sydney]

I'd recommend finding a nice place in The UK for your holiday.

you can have my caravan in Climping for 400 quid a week.

 

[GT49er]

Travel is very different to moving abroad but then you knew that.

Nothing has changed as regards most of the world; most of the world is not in the EU. And as for having to apply for a visa, or filling in an extra form or two .......... Oh the drama!

Anyway, as I said in the first place, nearly all of those that squealed they'd have to emigrate if we voted leave were just posturing anyway.

 

[BensGrandad]

you can have my caravan in Climping for 400 quid a week.

That is why people chose to go abroad to the sun for their holidays. Our apartment has cost us £325 for 11 nights sleeping 5.

 

[sydney]

That is why people chose to go abroad to the sun for their holidays. Our apartment has cost us £325 for 11 nights sleeping 5.

how do you get there....??.my van sleeps 12

 

[southstandandy]

Should be fine to book now. Just expect longer delays in passport control and the £7 visa.

 

[dazzer6666]

Just go ahead and book your holiday, this bolleaux will rumble on for months (if not years) yet. If a San Miguel ever costs anywhere near £15, or even £5, then Spain's economy is terminally fukt.

This. We’ve been going to a sports bar in Alvor, Portugal on our annual golf trip for 10 years or more, and the price of a pint has ALWAYS been 90c. If it’s more than a Euro when we go back this year then we’re OUT.