With inflation and the cost of living high on everyone's agenda this year, getting the best value for money when going on holiday is going to paramount.
Turkey could knock the summer stuffing out of the Balearics
Spain offers Britons third best value for money, but what about the Balearics?
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Well if the ignorant drunks that usually go to Magaluf go to Turkey instead all the better.
Yes, well, it's understandable that Brits seek the cheapest. But according to some on travel forums who are in Magaluf, it's not heaving like usual this year. The rest of the island is pretty busy though. It's still rather difficult to get cheap accommodation anywhere else. And 2023 is already starting to book up. So, if Magaluf is empty next year, or full with non-british tourists, then I can't see how that measures up to "knock the stuffing out". You might remember at the beginning of the year, you also predicted doom and gloom. Because Brits weren't booking. Everybody else was though. And now it's heaving.