Brits Going Home
#16
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Re: Brits Going Home
No doubt the majority of the ones complaining voted to leave in the referendum. They will moan even more if after Brexit the ehic goes and they have to pay for travel insurance which no doubt if no ehic will also go up.
Last edited by Rosemary; Mar 8th 2018 at 8:31 am. Reason: corrected quote
#17
Re: Brits Going Home
The exchange rate does not help plus the fact that Spain is no longer a cheap place to live or visit.
One reason for the drop in brit bookings is down to people visiting different countries. For years I would holiday in Spain five or six times a year...I've not been to mainland Spain for over a year now; I've been to the States, Cyprus, Crete, Bulgaria and France instead.
One reason for the drop in brit bookings is down to people visiting different countries. For years I would holiday in Spain five or six times a year...I've not been to mainland Spain for over a year now; I've been to the States, Cyprus, Crete, Bulgaria and France instead.
#18
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Re: Brits Going Home
British tourists to Spain rose by 7% in 2017 over 2016.
The % of Brits as tourists may be declining but the numbers do not appear to be.
The % of Brits as tourists may be declining but the numbers do not appear to be.
#19
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Re: Brits Going Home
The exchange rate does not help plus the fact that Spain is no longer a cheap place to live or visit.
One reason for the drop in brit bookings is down to people visiting different countries. For years I would holiday in Spain five or six times a year...I've not been to mainland Spain for over a year now; I've been to the States, Cyprus, Crete, Bulgaria and France instead.
One reason for the drop in brit bookings is down to people visiting different countries. For years I would holiday in Spain five or six times a year...I've not been to mainland Spain for over a year now; I've been to the States, Cyprus, Crete, Bulgaria and France instead.
#20
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Re: Brits Going Home
Well I think mainland Spain is still cheap. We shop, spend 100 euros and get meat cheese etc. Way too much booze to be healthy and its far cheaper than Sainsbury and Tesco (But there are other supermarkets!) We go out and eat out in Spain far more than in the UK at least 3 times a week and in good restaurants and the meals with wine average 25 euros a head not sure you would get that even in a pub in the SE of England. The most expensive place we have been in Europe if considered as! recently is Israel stupid prices!
#21
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Re: Brits Going Home
I have recently returned from visiting my daughter in Norway. Now that's expensive! A pub type lunch (fish and chips) for 2 with a couple of drinks each £100.
Last edited by Rosemary; Mar 8th 2018 at 7:17 pm. Reason: corrected quote
#22
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Re: Brits Going Home
That's why most of Almunecar is full of Northern Europeans. Met a couple of Danes today they rent here in Almunecar for 9 months have done for years, they said they stay for winter but 9 months that's some long winter! But rents food living is so cheap to them.