Package holidays at Spain, Cyprus and Turkish price

All inclusive family package holidays from the UK have jumped into the price for some of the most popular destinations including Spain, Cyprus and Türkiye.

The average price of one week in Cyprus in August has increased by 23%, from £ 950 to £ 1,166 per person, data compiled for BBC by Travelsupermarket Show.

Out of the top 10 most discovered countries, Italy and Tunisia are about to fall in prices of 11% and 4% respectively compared to 2024.

Travel agents say that Holdeckers are traveling low steps or mid -week to cut off the holidays.

The most discovered top five destinations are: Spain, Greece, Türkiye, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Portugal. They have seen an increase in all prices.

The UAE visits have seen the biggest jump, from £ 1,210 to 26% in August 2024 this year from £ 1,525.

Cyprus had the next biggest growth and discovery came at number ninth in terms of popularity.

The figures are based on online discoveries, which are built on Travelsuparmarket from 18 April to 17 June, for all inclusive, seven-night family holidays in August 2024 and 2025.

While this snapshot of data reveals a common trend, the cost depends exactly where a family goes and when they book.

Julia Lo Beatha, the chief executive of the Travel Agent Industry Group Advantage Travel Partnership, said the price increase was below many factors.

He said, “This growth simply keeps pace with the widespread cost of trading and reflects the reality of high operating costs, from increased energy bills to the energy bills affecting hotels to the restaurants and food costs affecting restaurants in the hospitality sector, and the food costs affecting the wages,” he said.

But he said that the group had seen evidence that some holidays still have money to spend.

He said that some customers were upgrading to more premium all-inclusive packages and booking more expensive cabin seats on long flights in places like Dubai.

Holiday Destination is a frequent theme of interaction in hairdressers.

In Voodu in Liverpool, Ellie Muni talked to us as he had a last minute trim before leaving for Türkiye.

“We have been leaving for the last 20 years. We usually book a year ahead, then save in dribes and drabs,” he said.

21 -year -old Hope Karran was being highlighted and he and his partner returned from a holiday in Rhodes in Greece.

“We made an all-time journey because it was a little more manageable, but it’s not cheap,” she said.

The end of Rosandel’s 35 -year -old life care nurse nurse Franceska Ramsen has made her mission to cut the cost of holidays, where she can hunt and hunt for a bargain at every turn.

“My husband is ill for me, he will ask” Have you found anything yet “and I would say not shaking in the corner in search of 10,000 hours.

“I have already booked a holiday, it is two to three months and I think the closer you get is as cheap.”

He said that he spent hours for the Fuert Ventura for his four -time try to save as much as possible for Ventura, which came in £ 1,600.

Now she shares her budget tips on social media.

“I have mastered the art of packing a week -long cloth in a backpack. I can always book the first or the latest flight, and when it is cheap it is midweek.”

Luke Fitzpatrick, a travel advisor to the perfect gateway in Liverpool, said people were cutting their holiday length to save money.

“Last year we did a lot for 10 nights and this year many people falling in four or seven nights, just a small weekend holiday, just getting away in the sun,” he said.

He has opted for more people to wait for the last minute to book a trip.

He said, “People are asking with their suitcases if they can go today or tomorrow,” he said.

“Yesterday we came with a couple with their passport and we met him on a flight from Liverpool last night.”

• Choose a cheap space. A UK holiday ends the cost of travel and currency, but foreign destinations vary greatly

• To decide if all-involved will save you money, first look at local costs to eat outside and don’t forget about the transfer of drinks and airports

• If you can travel outside school holidays

• Early booking can help help, especially if you have to travel at peak time

• Check if you can get an affordable flight by traveling by mid -week

• Hagley. Call the travel agent to see if they can improve the price you get online

• Choose a destination where the value of the pound is strong. This year which includes Türkiye, Bulgaria and Portugal

Source: Which one? And travelsupermarket