Self catering holidays abroad

Article Abstract:

In 1993, the self-catering holiday market was valued at 5.4 billion pounds sterling, representing a 43% rise on 1989. Estimates for 1994, suggest that the market grew 10.5% to 6 million pounds. Of total volume, 12.8 million self-catering holidays were taken abroad, compared to 8.9 million in 1989 and an estimated 14 million in 1994. Market data is provided, along with details of supply structure, advertising, distribution, consumer profile, and forecasts for the future.

HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Tourist Travel, Industry Overview, Travel industry, Surveys, Tourism

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Holidays by lifestage

Article Abstract:

A report is presented of the shifts in approach of UK residents to booking a holiday, with focus on how a holidaymaker's stage in life influences the decision.

Social aspects, Recreation, Life style, Lifestyles, British, Holidays

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Premium holidays

Article Abstract:

The UK premium holiday market is forecast to rise in volume from 13,890,000 holidays in 2000 to 14,218,000 holidays by 2004.

Vacations & Holidays, United Kingdom, Vacations, Statistics

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