General Article Britons to spend £7 billion on home holidays this summer

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The British tourism industry is set to receive a £7.2 billion boost this summer from cash-strapped Britons opting to take their holiday break in the UK, reveals a new travel study conducted by the budget hotel group Travelodge.
The survey of 5,000 British adults conducted earlier this month found that 35 per cent of respondents will be holidaying in the UK this summer, compared to 25 per cent last year.
And with the average seven-day UK holiday expected to cost £422.69 (down £144.31 from 2010),...

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