Skegness – Skeggy to locals and many visitors – used to be sold to the world with the famous slogan, ‘Skegness is SO bracing!’ These days the town’s motto is: “A breath of fresh air” paying homage to that classic railway poster that didn’t try to claim the Lincolnshire coast »
Last year Visit Britain, the UK’s tourist promotion people, reported that domestic day trips were at a five year low. This could be for any number of reasons – bad weather, more foreign holidays, too much time in front of screens – because it’s certainly not for a lack of »
New research on a century of British holiday making shows that caravans and holiday parks have been a constant with Brits since the 1920s. The survey of the industry comes from Citybase Apartments, who record a fast-changing environment as UK holiday makers react to more and more choice and changing »
Easter’s early this year, so it’s time to get cracking and track down some great days out to enjoy with the whole family in the first holiday of the year that holds the promise of decent weather. British breaks are great value, and you’re never far from some beautiful coast »
Park Holidays UK have a brilliant offer for animal lovers, who can take their pets free to selected accommodation in participating parks if they book within a limited time. Park Holidays already welcome responsible pet owners. Pleasant pooches and cultured cats can be a part of your holiday in all »
There are 15 National Parks in the UK. From the South Downs, the newest, in Hampshire and East and West Sussex, to the Cairngorms, the largest, spreading across four counties in north-east Scotland, these protected landscapes represent the best of the British countryside. If you’re planning your summer caravan or »
There’s a magic about Cornwall. The far south-west of England has a long mythical and mystical history that seems to hover in the moorland mist over Bodmin. It’s also a county of fantastic beaches, Britain’s best surfing and the finest clotted cream in the world. As the weather starts to »
In a world that needs buzzwords they’re called “staycations”. In reality, remaining within the confines of the UK for your big annual holiday is simple common sense to many British families. It’s usually cheaper, always simpler, and we’re lucky to live in a wonderfully beautiful country. Recent research has suggested »
There’s been lots of good news for the caravan and park home holiday industry recently. The international situation is encouraging holiday makers to look at UK holidays, retirees have more money to spend and younger people want to get out and about at great value prices. Another sector of the »
The UK caravan holiday industry is being boosted by reports of terrorist incidents overseas. More and more British families are choosing to take a “staycation” rather than an international trip, driving big increases in sales of vans and interest in caravan holidays. And while the floods in the North of »