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An Association of British Travel Agents report has revealed how more holidaymakers are taking the high temperatures and sustainability issues into account before booking

Cost-of-living pressure and summer heatwaves are leading many people to book holidays outside the traditional peak summer period, a new survey suggests.

Travel trade organisation Abta, who commissioned Holiday Habits report, said the growing trend for all-year-round travel could be linked to the search for value for money.

A summer of extreme temperatures, along with a sustained high cost of living are changing British holiday habits

Inflation, wildfires and air traffic control chaos have not put people off travelling, Abta finds

Over the next 12 months UK travellers are increasingly planning to jet off for overseas beach and city breaks in May, June and October due to the cost of living squeeze and increasingly hot summers

Revamp revealed for former Air Passenger Charter

Clia’s Andy Harmer and leading accountant Chris Photi also confirmed

Article - ABTA: The Mood Music is Changing in Westminster when It Comes to Travel - By Luke Petherbridge - This week, MPs returned to Westminster from their summer holidays – hopefully many of them booked with Abta members. With little more than a year – at the very latest – before the next UK general election, the period ahead promises to be extremely busy and, with the main parties increasingly jostling for voters’ attention, more than a little controversial at times.

The proportion of people not going on at least one holiday a year is rising, according to new research.