No euro means turkey is the cheap holiday destination of 2009

I am almost certain we have all been asked at sometime, what we do for a living, whether it’s down the pub after a few beers with your mates, or basically anytime you meet someone new, it has to be in the all time top three questions on the all time top ten list of questions to ask someone you havent met before. Of course if I had a pound for every time the gleeful ‘got any cheap holidays’ response to my ‘I am a Travel Agent’ answer to the top three question of all time, from the last 22 years, I would probably have my own island next to Richard’s Bransons with a cocktail in one hand and a fat Cuban cigar in the other! Of course all this is in hindsight and here I am 22 years on still answering gratis the infernal cheap holiday question, with the usual of course I can – despite the fact I am still waiting for someone to ask me for a price for the most expensive holiday in the world.

This year, cheap holidays under the current reccession, depression or what ever you want to call it, have become a buzz word for those seeking to chase a bit of guaranteed sunshine away from these cloudy shores, because lets be frank, it doesnt matter if its 120 degrees in the shade this summer here on old blighty, who wants to stay here and frolic in Margate’s mirky waters, when you can frolic in the azure seas of the mediterranean and beyond for 7 days for probably less as a weekend on any of the British coasts? To be honest, a cheap holiday is easy to find if you know where to go what to look for. Do a bit of homework on the subject, it’s all very well saying I am happy going to Lloret Del Mar for ninety nine quid ‘coz it’s a cheap holiday, but have you thought how much it would cost you on the ground once there, I mean is it comparable to you paying one hundred and ninety nine quid to go to a Euro-less zone like Turkey where once you are on the ground your spending money is a third less? What i am saying is there is much more to the cheap holiday question that meets the eye, for sure cheap holidays should be about the total holiday cost, dont be taken in by gimicks such as free child, places, at the end of the day just make sure there are no hidden extras. It’s so easy to build your own package with cheap flights and cheap accommodation but you need to make sure you are properly covered in the event that any part of your booked elements are changed, this is easily done with the launch of the Supplier Failure Insurance. And despite the Euro not been the best it’s been against the pound, there are still some great destinations within the Euro Zone that can still be cost effective even once on the ground, the Greek islands are still a firm favourite with British travellers, with lovely little apartments and B&B’s, eating is still relatively cheap and nutritious with a gyro (this is a delicious wrap with slices of meat and tzatziki and salad) costing about €1.80 that will definitely fill up any hunger pangs you may have during the day and in the evening a pork or lamb shish kebab with a nice Greek salad will be no more than €4.00 per person, and as for wine and beer as long as you stay local it will always be cheap, and going out in the night within reason doesn’t need to cost an arm and a leg either. Same goes for the destinations of Egypt & Turkey, these to countries are still the best cheap holiday destinations this year.

Watch the video related to CHEAP HOLIDAY INSURANCE

Help answer the question about CHEAP HOLIDAY INSURANCE

Share and Enjoy:
  • Print
  • Digg
  • Sphinn
  • del.icio.us
  • Facebook
  • Mixx
  • Google Bookmarks