What is a staycation UK?

The word staycation is a blend between stay and vacation. In literal terms a stay-at-home vacation is a holiday where you stay close to home and enjoy the activities and attractions on offer.

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Where is the most popular staycation in the UK?

For an ethical and thoroughly enjoyable holiday, head to one of the top UK staycation destinations according to global travellers.

Keswick, Cumbria. …
Betws-y-coed, Wales. …
Buxton, Derbyshire. …
Inverness, Scotland. …
Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire. …
Lyndhurst, Hampshire. …
Matlock, Derbyshire.

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Where do most Brits go on holiday?

Britain's Favourite Holiday Destinations

Spain. Spain was by far and away the preferred holiday destination for brits in 2022 and its not hard to see why. …
France. France provides a great mix of city breaks and sandy beaches which is why it is one of the UK's top places to visit. …
Italy. …
Greece. …
Portugal. …
USA. …
Ireland. …
Turkey.

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What are the reasons why people want to take a staycation holiday in the UK?

Why take a family holiday in the UK?

Sandy beaches and seaside resorts. …
Get into the great outdoors. …
Beauty spots on your doorstep. …
Famous landmarks. …
You'll have less travel time and travelling is easier. …
Putting your money into the UK economy. …
You can take your pets. …
Take as much luggage as you like.

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What does staycation mean in the UK?

What is the most visited place in the UK?

UK's Most Popular Tourist Attractions in 2022: Windsor Castle Takes Top Spot.

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Why do Brits not say vacation?

Vacation derives from the French, who use a similar word, vacances. Vacation comes from the French vacances (in French the word is always plural) whereas British English uses a word that derives from Holy Day.

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