"UK holidaymakers are increasingly booking 'later, closer and shorter' breaks, driven by cost concerns and a desire for last-minute deals with nearby destinations."
"Data shows searches for UK trips within the next six weeks increased by 28% compared to last year, with more spontaneous bookings being made."
"Sykes Holiday Cottages reported an 8% decrease in the average gap between booking and travel, indicating travelers prefer shorter planning times for their holidays."
"Butlin's in Skegness experienced a 22% increase in bookings, confirming a trend of late reservations and the popularity of shorter holidays among families."
UK holidaymakers are increasingly opting for shorter, last-minute breaks to save costs amid rising expenses. Major travel companies report a trend where people delay bookings to secure last-minute deals, leading to a 28% increase in searches for UK trips within six weeks from July. Companies like Airbnb note a rise in spontaneous bookings, while Sykes Holiday Cottages indicate a shortening of booking gaps by 8% in 2025. Butlin's has seen a surge in orders, with short trips becoming popular particularly among families due to ease and budget considerations.
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