Based on rising exchange rates and local tourist costs, the cheapest hotspots for UK tourists include Hungary and the Czech Republic that make Budapest and Prague good city choices considering short breaks. For UK tourists who plan to stay longer in other destinations, booking rates have risen compared to the previous year, but Turkey, Bulgaria and Croatia still provide cheaper rates compared to other eurozone countries, with Greece and France looking more competitive as well, in spite of being a few of the key destinations for tourist visits. Spain, which seems to be a traditional favorite, have kept stable prices that offer rewarding rates to holidaymakers who can book early.

For this year, one of the unbeatable options for farther holiday trips is South Africa, which is actually on the list of the 27 countries for the cheapest shopping. Kenya is also a hotspot since sterling dropped significantly less against shilling. Furthermore, the variety of hotel and flight discounts, with low tourist financial charges, adds to its attractiveness as destination prospect.

In spite of the financial crisis hitting the worldwide finance, to escape the busy and stressful business life by visiting other places and exploring other cultures will definitely relieve UK tourists this summer, through cheaper destinations for the holidays.