As the United Kingdom negotiates its Article 50 withdrawal from the European Union, there will be many millions of people that will be looking for a great holiday destinations. As each nation embarks on its own future, it is hard to say which will be the most welcoming. With so many different options available, how can anyone make a decision? It is very important to decide where you want to go as soon as possible, so that you do not miss out on any of the great destinations that are waiting for you.
Some great destinations are still available in Europe. France and Switzerland for example have always been welcoming people because of their great food, pleasant weather and interesting culture. If you enjoy shopping and nightlife, then these are the places for you. The Swiss enjoy great food, snow capped mountains and thousands of lakes that are full of summer lakes. France has some of the most beautiful countryside and the lakes are teeming with holiday makers every year.
Spain is one of the easiest countries to reach from the United Kingdom. There are plenty of cheap flights to Spain and finding accommodation can be quite easy. Many of the islands that Spain uses as its holiday destinations have historical castles and palaces that are beautifully preserved. Lovers of history will find plenty of good value for their money in Spain. Castles such as the Alhambra are very popular with tourists and if you like the look of an old castle, then Spain is perfect for you.
One of the best places to find an inexpensive holiday is in Cyprus. There are cheap flights to Cyprus and many tourists really enjoy spending time on the beach at this part of Europe. Many beaches are affordable and popular with families staying on holiday. If you are looking for a more quiet holiday then you could try an island such as Sicily. Sicily has some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and is popular with couples and families. This part of Europe is also rich in culture so if you are interested in ancient Roman ruins or other forms of historic art, then Sicily is the place for you.
Lovers of the outdoors will love Scotland. The scenery of Scotland is second to none and there are some fantastic hiking trails where tourists can get in some excellent wildlife. In previous years Scotland was a popular destination for tourists looking for a break to the city life but due to the current global financial crisis, many tourists are now choosing alternative holiday destinations such spurs, Italy or the UK. These types of breakfasts and breaks are still popular in the UK and will not be phased out completely. There are some fantastic camping sites and caravan parks in Scotland and you will even find some luxury campsites on the island which are totally unspoilt.
Iceland and the outdoors go together. Unique scenes and experiences await you in Iceland, all worthy of praise and a visit from the UK. Have you ever thought of scuba diving between two tectonic plates, watching puffins, riding Icelandic horses, tasting traditional dishes, trying once-in-a-lifetime activities? Enjoying as much as you can while the sun is up—the midnight sun is a spectacle itself—is the plan. Visit (virtually) a local rental business like Cozy Campers to secure a camper van for your or your group. Interestingly, experts predicted Iceland to be among Brits’ top holiday spots. And if in a few years you’ll find yourself in Iceland, remember this.
The winter season in the UK is often very cold but next year it will be a bit warmer. The flu outbreak was extremely widespread last year but there are measures being introduced to help curb the spread of the virus. So next year you could be traveling in countries where the winter months are a bit warmer than usual and this means that the following season will be a bit cooler. Some popular holiday destinations for travelers in the future are Poland, Moldova, the Ukraine, Italy and Germany.
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