“The ‘staycation’ trend has now been firmly in place for three years. And given both the one-off events occurring in 2012 that are likely to reduce holidays abroad and the continuation of a difficult economic environment, the UK break looks likely to maintain market dominance.”

– Tom Rees, Senior Travel and Tourism Analyst

Some questions answered in this report include:

What does 2012 mean for holidays – abroad and at home?

“The ‘staycation’ trend has now been firmly in place for three years. And given both the one-off events occurring in 2012 that are likely to reduce holidays abroad and the continuation of a difficult economic environment, the UK break looks likely to maintain market dominance.”

– Tom Rees, Senior Travel and Tourism Analyst

Some questions answered in this report include:

What does 2012 mean for holidays – abroad and at home?

Will the likely fall in inflation provide a significant boost to holidays?

Is the staycation trend here to stay?

How can non-air transport modes take advantage of rising flight costs?

What do the ‘Arab Spring’ and the eurozone crisis mean for holidaymakers after 2011?