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Britain - a member of the G8 - has an economy that's hitting the rocks for holidaymakers who like a sunshine break - not only is there the recession to consider but the country's currency - sterling - has declined in value against the Euro, the currency used in the favourite holiday destinations such as Spain and the islands of Spain.


Unemployment in Britain is up and manufacturing is down. The current recession is due to the credit crunch, combined with the falling price of houses. Britain hasn't experienced this kind of economic situation since the recession of 1991.

Despite trying times, many aren't willing to give up their holidays to Spain and the Spanish islands like Majorca and Lanzarote, and British tourists are using the recession to get cheap deals on their 2009 holidays.

Cheap Holidays for British Tourists

Spending the holidays taking in the sand and sun of beaches on the Mediterranean or taking in the history of a distant country has become second nature to British holidaymakers. In the past, trips to Spain, Turkey, New York and Florida have been pricey. The Internet has helped holidaymakers create less expensive travel plans though. Holidays that used to break the bank are now becoming more affordable - there's some good deals for example for Lanzarote holidays and seventy-six percent of Britons who travelled out of country thought they got a great deal on their last holiday.

Here are a few ways to ensure a good deal on your next trip:

* Check out package deals and all inclusive holidays. Booking your flight, hotel and meals together can usually save tourists time and money.

* Check for cheaper flights at odd times. Catching the red eye isn't part of an ideal holiday, but it is more affordable and allows holidaymakers to save money and still be able to travel.

* Compare currency from one country to another to see which destinations are most economical to visit.

* Travel during off-peak months. June and July are peak travel months. Plan a holiday in the off-peak times to get a better deal.

* Look for special offers. Many travel websites offer a deal of the day with cheap fares.

* Book last minute deals on flights and hotels. If airlines and resorts aren't booked already, they offer better deals at the last minute to fill their empty spots.

* Locate discount tickets to area attractions before you go. Theme parks and other attractions frequently offer discount coupons and tickets online. A quick search for these can make an otherwise expensive family excursion more affordable.

Using the Internet to Find Cheaper Holidays

Things have changed in the travel industry since holidaymakers have access to the Internet. It relieves the need for a travel agent. You can save money by cutting out the middle man and searching for your own good deal. Now you can book holidays right from the comfort of your own home. You can compare prices of hotels, villas and flights from one site to another. Gaining access to pictures, reviews, prices, video, maps and more allows holidaymakers to make informed decisions about where to book their next holiday.

Now UK holidaymakers can compare prices on various travel expenses, decide where their money is best spent and figure out ways to save money. A quick search on the Internet provides a list of travel options that fit in a tight budget. The economic downturn that Britain is experiencing isn't expected to be long term. Next year is expected to be a year of recovery. Until then, Brits continue to find cheap deals for their holidays with the main tour operators offering some great deals on their internet sites.