Holiday 2017 after Article 50 is cruising a option

[Andy1976 10]

Couple that with stagnating wages and increasing costs of domestic living, that means ever less British tourists holidaying abroad, shorter queues at Eurotunnel, ferries and airports, <etc.> over the next few years at least. Paralleled by an increasing domestic holiday economy.

 

What's not to like?

 

I can't think why it could possibly have been a bad decision!

[sgtkate 10]

I can't think why it could possibly have been a bad decision!

 

I'm trying to book a place in Scarborough for 2019. Gotta beat the rush right?

[Andy1976 10]

I'm trying to book a place in Scarborough for 2019. Gotta beat the rush right?

 

Is it bad that I genuinely try to book my holidays that far in advance?

[sgtkate 10]

Is it bad that I genuinely try to book my holidays that far in advance?

 

A bargain's a bargain right?

[Jacktari 10]

Imagine the fun you can have at a British holiday resort.

[little malc 10]

If you like being stuck on a ship with elderly fat people all stuffing themselves with food and drink, and probably having to share your table place with the bore from hell, then by all means enjoy cruising!

[CarolW 10]

If you like being stuck on a ship with elderly fat people all stuffing themselves with food and drink, and probably having to share your table place with the bore from hell, then by all means enjoy cruising!

 

We've been on quite a few cruises and enjoyed every one of 'em...!!!

 

A lot of the ships are geared up for families these days, with every age, from teens to tots, catered for....!!!

 

A lot of the oldies could outlast us when the dancing got going and we were too knackered to carry on!!!