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Staycation bookings have risen by 136 per cent for next month compared to the same time before the pandemic, an expert has revealed. Matt Fox, CEO and Founder of Rest Easy Group, said there was a 'stark increase' in demand for cottages in Cornwall and Devon for the May bank holiday weekend this year compared to 2019. It comes as furious staycationers are facing a doubling of Cornish cottage prices this summer after an influx of bookings were made. And despite 'green list' hopes for foreign travel.  Mr Fox said: 'As we approach the bank holiday weekend, we have seen a huge 136 per cent increa...

Furious staycationers are facing a doubling of Cornish cottage prices this summer as an influx of bookings have been made during the coronavirus pandemic. Some 98 per cent of holiday homes have already been booked up by Britons desperate to get away during the warmer months, it has been reported. One man took to a community Facebook group for Porthleven, near Helston, to say how 'very sad' it was he cannot 'visit [his] favourite place this year'. He claimed the cottage he was used to staying in was not just fully booked, but the price had doubled from £2,000 per week to £4,000.  

Ryanair says vaccine push should continue despite concerns Everyone's favourite Irish airline has had its say on concerns over blood clots linked to the AztraZenica vaccine.  Ryanair press office tweeted today: Evidence shows that AstraZeneca blood clots are extremely rare, 0.0004%. The benefits far outweigh the risks. Common sense needs to prevail and the vaccination program must continue. pic.twitter.com/AiRRyCQAff— Ryanair Press Office (@RyanairPress) April 14, 2021 All of Europe will open this summer, says easyJet boss The heads of British Airways and easyJet have expressed optimism ...

Plymouth B&B owners 'hoping' things pick up in 'busiest summer yet' One couple are hoping for more bookings over the summer after the pandemic hit their business hard Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Gorgeous bed and breakfasts and cosy guesthouses are just some of the places that give our ocean city charm. They're also the backbone of the tourism industry in the busy summer months - but after the coronavirus pandemic hitting every business in the UK, they were forced to close their doors. But following the Prime Minister's roadmap out of lockdown announcement on Monday, ...

Devon to be UK's top holiday destination as summer bookings soar Holiday destinations have seen a huge surge in bookings since Monday's announcement 11:16, 24 FEB 2021 Updated Exmouth Inshore Lifeboat launches on a busy beach (Image: Chris Sims/Exmouth RNLI) Following the Prime Minister's roadmap out of lockdown announcement on Monday, people have rushed to book their staycation for this summer, with Devon being the most popular choice. With people being allowed to have self-catering breaks from April 12, an avalanche of bookings have been reported from many holiday destinations with people ...