The crash in the price of sterling means trips to Europe and the US have rocketed – but as Harvey Jones writes, there are ways to keep costs downFar from the political arguments raging through the House of Commons, some of the first real-life effects of the Brexit referendum will soon be found in a deli in New York or a bar on the Costa Brava. Holidaymakers this summer will see, for the first time, how the political turmoil, which overtook the world last year, will translate during their holidays. And, on most occasions, it won’t be for the better.The crash in the price of sterling since the vote last June, coupled with the financial instability which continues following the election of Donald Trump, means the cost of foreign travel has been driven up for British tourists. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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