Going on a Winter Break? - Time to Save Money on Your Travel Money
If you’re thinking of a winter trip abroad, recent developments in the foreign exchange markets might make it a better bet to take a short break in Europe instead of the US. Last week The Guardian reported that the weakening pound will, along with retailers and airlines, cause prospective holiday makers to be more selective with their destinations than they may have been a year ago.
It seems that trips to the US are the least appealing at the moment with the Pound currently being worth a measly $1.54 - a kind of rate that hasn’t been seen for five years. This means that since last year alone the pound has declined 22.33%.
Today, many European destinations seem far more enticing to the British traveller despite the Pound still losing its might… Continue reading
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