US EditionBrits Heading to Spain and Turkey Hit as Holiday Prices Skyrocket
SPAIN, JUL 10 – Prices for UK all-inclusive family holidays rise by up to 26% at popular destinations as holidaymakers shift to shorter stays and premium packages, TravelSupermarket data shows.
- Holiday prices for popular family package destinations such as Spain, Turkey, and Cyprus have surged in 2025, affecting many British travelers.
- This rise results mainly from sustained global inflation and higher energy, food, and wage costs impacting the hospitality sector.
- While prices in Spain rose moderately from £835 to £914 per person, the UAE experienced the largest hike of 26%, from £1,210 to £1,525.
- Travel agents report that families often shorten stays or travel midweek, while some customers upgrade to premium packages despite increased costs.
- The trend suggests holidaymakers must research and book early to secure the best rates amid rising demand and fluctuating costs.
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Prices of all-inclusive family package holidays soar by 26% amid cost-living-crisis - but two popular ...
British tourists are facing steep price increases for all-inclusive family package holidays abroad this year to popular destinations such as Spain, Cyprus and Turkey. The price of a week to Cyprus has surged to an average of £1,166 per person for seven nights next month - up by 23 per cent from £950 in August last year. But trips to the United Arab Emirates have seen the biggest rise - a 26 per cent jump from £1,210 to £1,525, according to data …
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