Staycation trend “alive and well†for Easter
While Malaga remains the second most popular place for an Easter break for the second year running, there has been a drop in popularity for Spain compared to Easter 2009.
Flights to New York are the fifth most popular search for British travellers this year.
Skyscanner co-founder Barry Smith said: “Spain’s long domination over the British tourist market may be on the wane. Whilst it’s still the most popular country for an Easter break, it seems to be falling from favour.
1. London (UK) [0]
2. Malaga (Spain) [0]
3. Amsterdam (Netherlands) [+2]
4. Barcelona (Spain) [0]
5. New York (USA) [NEW ENTRY]
6. Alicante (Spain) [-3]
7. Rome (Italy) [-1]
8. Dublin (Ireland) [0]
9. Paris (France) [-2]
10. Geneva (Switzerland) [NEW ENTRY]
11. Palma (Spain)
12. Berlin (Germany)
13. Faro (Portugal)
14. Marrakech (Morocco)
15. Prague (Czech Republic)
16. Istanbul (Turkey)
17. Edinburgh (UK)
18. Milan (Italy)
19. Madrid (Spain)
20. Belfast (UK)
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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