Brits are taking more holiday “snacks” and less vacation three course meals, according to a YouGov poll and Hoseasons booking patterns.

The operator asked YouGov to sample survey 2361 adults online and ask them about their holiday plans for 2010. It found some 30% indicated they are more likely to go on a short break in the UK in 2010 compared to last year.

Domestic tourism is set for another strong year, making it one of the few industry sectors to benefit from the recession.

 

The results of new research shows that 70% of people are likely to book a UK holiday in 2010.

Keen-eyed holidaymakers are being offered £10.00 vouchers if they can spot any minor mistakes on the newly launched website of Park Holidays UK -  ParkHolidaysUK.com.

Even a misplaced apostrophe or a minor spelling slip will be enough to claim the discount, promises group director Tony Clish.

Darwin Forest in Derbyshire has special reason to celebrate after scooping the award for Britain’s best holiday lodge park at Hoseasons annual awards ceremony.  The ‘Best in Britain’ award for Lodges and Parks is presented by Hoseasons based upon customer feedback covering over 440 parks, for which they act as booking agents. 
 
It is a reflection on Darwin Forest’s ‘exceptional quality and outstanding customer service’.  Rest assured that we will be trying even harder to live up to the expectations that come with this prestigious award!  A big thank you to all our employees and guests who helped make this possible.