Many people are choosing to take short breaks next year instead of a long two-week holiday to save money during the recession without actually having to cut out a holiday altogether.
There are many ways to take short breaks without having to spend more than you can afford. The first, and probably the one which will save you the most money, is to book for an off-peak time. Holiday companies hike up the prices as soon as the school holidays start due to the huge increase in demand, and you should really only consider booking during the school holiday periods if you want to take school-aged children with you.
Are you looking to take a short break this Christmas?
You may want to take a short city break overseas to somewhere like Paris or New York to do some Christmas shopping and enjoy the festive atmosphere.
Alternatively, you may want to stay in the UK and soak up the festive Christmas markets and wintery feel of London, Manchester or Chester.
If you are in Europe some of the best deals you can enjoy are EUROSTAR CHRISTMAS DEALS. Here are some of the places that are in high demand as the best Christmas destination.
Disneyland -Nothing on the planet can be more fun as compared to enjoying your Christmas and new-year break at the resort with your love-ones, where fun and adventure lives. It's the best time to make a holiday at Disneyland. The magic of Disneyland is ageless and everlasting; it has bountiful of special things to offer to every visitor like meeting your favourite Disney characters in an captivating magical kingdom overflowing with fun, joys laughter and fantasy. You can board Eurostar to Disneyland and reach Disneyland with a surprisingly fast speed and comfort