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Spain has come out as the top destination for holidaymakers this summer, followed closely by Bulgaria, Turkiye, Malta and Portugal…
BY KIRSTY JOHNSTON
kirsty@nitravelnews.com
RECENT reports have shown that Southern Europe remains the most popular holiday destination choice, with more holidaymakers opting to travel to Spain, Bulgaria, Turkiye, Malta and Portugal than anywhere else. Spain
has been tipped as
the most popular holiday destination for 2024, closely
followed by the sunshine hotspots of Bulgaria, Turkiye, Malta and Portugal.
Renowned for its crystal clear
blue flag beaches, mild climate, laid-back lifestyle and high standards
of accommodation
and gastronomy, Spain has long been been one of the most attractive holiday destinations for many.
Holidaymakers are consciously seeking out “high standards
of accommodation and service” as well as “great
value”, in their holidays with late getaways also being popular.
That’s according to
reports from local NI travel agents.
Brendan Mallon, Development Manager
Retail at
Oasis Travel said: “We’ve been seeing a significant interest in enquiries for late getaways with July being the most in demand departure month, while August and September are also proving extremely popular. “We have found that our
clients are still wanting to experience high standards of accommodation and service whilst also enjoying great value. Our experienced team have been hard at work sourcing the best available options at the best possible prices.”
Consumer data shows that travel remains a top priority in 2024 with both European and long-haul travel spending seeing a significant increase.
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