UK summer bookings jump as Britons put off overseas holidays by travel fears

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The trend of staying within the UK for holidays is not new, but it has been influenced by various factors in recent years, including the COVID-19 pandemic and now concerns over travel disruptions. The UK's tourism industry has seen fluctuations in demand, with some years seeing a rise in staycations due to economic uncertainty or global events. As the summer season approaches, the industry is closely watching booking patterns to understand how these factors will impact domestic tourism.

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UK summer bookings jump as Britons put off overseas holidays by travel fears

Reports of ‘stampede’ for stays near water amid concerns over cancelled flights, higher air fares and EU border delays Summer bookings at Britain’s hotels and holiday parks have jumped, compared with last year, as fears about flight cancellations and long delays at EU borders have prompted many UK holidaymakers to stay closer to home this year. There has been a surge in last-minute bookings for UK holidays amid warni…