Britons are spending more on summer holidays despite finances being hit by the cost of living, according to some travel companies.
Average spending per holiday rises by 5 percent, 3,000 pounds sterling
Britons willing to spend more
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Yeah, but next year, there will be another 6 quid (well, 2 quid really, since it lasts 3 years). £3006 is a bit over the top. I hear everybody's going to Turkey and Egypt anyway. After all, it's going to be 6 quid cheaper (well 2 quid anyway).