People who did not manage to jet abroad this year are hopeful they will have the chance to enjoy a break next summer, it has been suggested.
Kate Kenward, executive director of the Association of Independent Tour Operators (Aito), said she expects Brits to have more confidence with their spending in the future.
"We have seen this year that holidays are not something that Britons want to cut back on and, coupled with the feeling that the worst of the recession is behind us, people are more optimistic about their holiday plans for 2010," she explained.
Eurozone destinations are also likely to be more popular next summer, according to Ms Kenward.
In related news, a recent survey by Visa Europe revealed that short trips are becoming increasingly favoured, with 34 per cent of people opting for frequent small holidays to destinations such
Tenerife and
Lanzarote, rather than taking a long annual break.
Written by Claire Manning
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