The weekly expenditure of 530 euros 41% of Britons will spend their holidays in the UK and spent nearly 10.6 million

Nearly half of Britons (41%) will pass their summer holidays in the UK as a result of the current economic situation which will mean an income bonus of 8.7 million pounds (10.6 million), according to a study by Travelodge.

   After a survey of more than 5,000 English to know what would be your summer plans, the study of the hotel chain found that 41% chose to stay in the country, an increase of 6% over 2011.

   It is estimated that the weekly cost will be around 43 pounds (530 euros), about 10.7 pounds (13 euros) last year. Overall UK paid 8.7 million pounds (10.6 million) representing an increase of 1.5 million pounds (1.8 million)

   As the most popular destinations, the 'Top 5' is led by the cities of Cornwall, Edinburgh, Lake District, London and the Scottish highlands farthest outposts leaving Glasgow or Yorkshire Dales.

   On the other hand, a third of adults choosing to relive his childhood as the British coast vacation destination while 30% opt for the most important cities in the UK and a quarter of plans to enjoy the British countryside.KEY SAVINGS.