UlookUbook.com: More Brits Booking European Holidays

By Ulookubook.com, PRNE
Tuesday, May 3, 2011

The Easter Weekend Saw Over Two Million Brits go on Holiday to Destinations all Over Europe, With Continental Breaks Remaining a Firm Favourite for Thrifty Holidaymakers

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, England, May 4, 2011 - According to figures published by ABTA, 2.45 million Brits went on a
foreign holiday during the Easter break, taking advantage of the 11 day
holiday created by the Royal Wedding and the traditional Easter break. The
number of British travellers opting to go abroad during April reveals that
the travel industry is recovering after the events of 2010, say
ulookubook.com (www.ulookubook.com/).

Ian Raine of ulookubook.com, comments: "The figures released by ABTA made
for pretty positive reading before the Easter break. Almost 76% of British
travellers headed for destinations in Europe, which is just phenomenal, as it
shows that British travellers breaks in Europe from Parisian city breaks to
all-inclusive holidays in Majorca (
www.ulookubook.com/all-inclusive-holidays-in-majorca) remain as
popular as ever."

Following ABTA's announcement, a number of airports around the UK
reported high passenger numbers over the Easter weekend, with 600,000
passengers reported as flying from Heathrow. Elsewhere in the UK, 250,000
passengers flew from Gatwick, 150,000 from Edinburgh and 105,000 from Luton,
and the increase in the number of passengers means good numbers for the
summer holidays too.

Raine continues: "Easter is the precursor to the summer, and it's often a
fairly accurate indicator of the level of holiday bookings and passenger
numbers that we can expect during the summer months. The Easter weekend was
an extremely popular time for British holidaymakers to go on holiday, and
while this will have been due in part to the exceptional number of bank
holidays this month, the high numbers of bookings and enquiries for breaks in
European destinations, like cheap holidays in Cyprus (
www.ulookubook.com/cheap-cyprus-holidays) this month show that
consumer trust in the holiday industry is recovering, which is just fantastic
news."

About ulookubook.com:

ulookubook.com is part of The Holiday Discount Centre, a member of ABTA
(J4901) and Advantage (the largest travel consortium in the UK). Based in the
UK, they have over 30 experienced travel advisors and have booked over
300,000 passengers via the internet.

ulookubook.com are not owned by any major tour operator, allowing them to
offer free impartial travel advice and promote a wider range of holiday
offers from various suppliers including Thomson, First Choice, Thomas Cook
and many more.

What makes ulookubook.com prices stand out from the crowd is not only do
they offer already cheap holiday deals, they also offer an extra on-line
discount plus a price guarantee. Their website allows customers to have full
flexibility in their search criteria giving something more than just a bog
standard one/two week holiday. With deals like this, why would you want to
search for a holiday elsewhere?

Contact Information: Ian Raine, Media Manager, Holiday Discount Centre, 3rd Floor,Tyne House, 26 Side, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3JA, ian.raine at holidaydiscountcentre.co.uk ; Tel: +44(0)191-244-6198

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