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According to Aviation Analyst Cirium, the British seem to skip Spain and Portugal in favor of North African locations such as Morocco and Tunisia during this holiday.
Money like the independent can be a motive because the cost of living in Great Britain leads to the holidaymakers looking for cheap holiday destinations.
But where is it best to enjoy a cheaper foreign country?
We talked to travel experts about their favorite places:
1) The Black Sea Coast Bulgaria
Micheal Rozenbilt, who runs the responsible tourism company, the World with the co-founder Maggie Turansky with runs in the world, says that the Black Sea coast is its top election.
“The southeastern European nation has a long coast that has everything, from big cities (such as Varna and Burgas) to charming, old villages (like sozopolis),” he told us.
“There is an excellent tourism infrastructure, countless extensive, sandy beaches and lots of sunshine … and you don’t have to pay too much for a great room and a nice meal.”
2) The Albanian Riviera
“You could look at the Albanian Riviera – it is much cheaper than you think,” revealed Stacie Vinson, a travel consultant at Travel Taste Discover.
“Places like Himarë or Dhermi have a proper beach town. Himarë is calm and cheap, and Dhermi is just like Santorini – probably the most expensive in Albania, but costs almost nothing before Greece or Italy.”
She explained that it was also easy to get from Corfu, just a short ferry and a taxi ride. Eating is great and reasonable, especially seafood. “
3) Montenegro
“Montenegro quickly becomes a favorite for those who are aware of it, said Vukan Simic, CEO of fishing fishing in leisure fishing.
“Historical cities such as Kotor and Budva, dramatic mountains that plunge into the sea, and dinner on the beach, which do not relieve their vacation budget, are everything you can expect when you visit Montenegro.”
He added his company, he added more and more British vacationers from Montenegro as “relaxed, affordable alternative to more expensive coastal destinations”.
4) North Macedonia
Although Vinson admitted that it could be difficult to get a direct flight to the goal in Great Britain, she claimed that it was worth it if you find one.
“Ohrid has lakes and mountains and is very charming and cheap,” she wrote.
“The locals are very inviting and will even refer to decent accommodations for just £ 30 a night! Villa Varosh am in my husband, a beautiful place.”
5) Cluj, Romania
“I made a trip to Romania last year – flew from NYC to Cluj, but flights could be much cheaper if they are in Luton or in the rest of England,” continued Vinson.
“The thing with Cluj is that they are close to nature, even if they are in the middle of the city. And only 30 km away you will find the Turda salt mine, which is now an amusement park.
“For me, a very cheap and unforgettable journey was!”
I don’t mind planning just a small short vacation (or five) …
