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Detours and day trips: ‘Sunshine Saturday’ sees holiday bookings soar - with new trends for 2025

www.theguardian.com 04-01-2025 12:43 1 Minutes reading

More than 12 million have already booked trips abroad, with off-the-beaten track locations a popular pick

More than 12 million Britons have already booked flights, transport or accommodation for international trips in 2025, with plans to spend £1,753 on the average holiday abroad, according to research by American Express.

This weekend UK travel companies were expecting a surge in bookings, with “Sunshine Saturday” one of the most popular days of the year to book a holiday.

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