Self-catering holidays abroad

Article Abstract:

Favourable exchange rates, cheaper airfares and windfall payments from building societies are fuelling the UK's growth in holidays abroad. The total number of self-catering holidays sold in 1997 amounts to an estimated 18.5 million, up 7% from 1996 and worth 5.53 billion pounds sterling. Some 35% of the total number of package holidays in 1997 was accounted for by self-catering inclusive holidays, while independent self-catering holidays account for some 70-75% of the self-catering market. An analysis of the market for self-catering holidays abroad is presented.

Travel, Surveys

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Camping and caravanning

Article Abstract:

The number of UK camping and caravanning holidays is in decline, although camping and caravanning holidays abroad are the fastest growing sector of the holiday market, rising by 29% between 1996 and 2000. An analysis of the camping and caravanning holiday sector is presented.

Supply and demand, Camping

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Budget holidays

Article Abstract:

Sales of budget holidays in the UK are set to grow steadily to 2004, with the size of the 15-24-year-old age group having a positive effect. An analysis of the UK budget holiday market is further presented.

Tour operators

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