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'Brexit headwinds mean purchasing habits are adapting'

'Brexit headwinds mean purchasing habits are adapting'

Perks said it was now vital the company maintains focus heading into Q4 amid an uncertain economic climate.


“While our numbers tell us Brits still want to be taking holidays and are planning ahead in to 2019, the Brexit headwinds mean their purchasing habits are adapting,” said Perks.


“The increase in all-inclusive holidays, for example, indicates they want to de-risk their exposure to currency fluctuations next year... and be able to budget with confidence.”


Perks said while Teletext’s core destinations - Spain, Portugal and Greece - all grew this year, he was pleased with the number of customers taking advantage of new flight capacity for Tunisia, Turkey and Egypt.


“Alongside the economic uncertainty, and the unknowns of Brexit, and given the impact the warm weather the UK enjoyed during the summer has reportedly had on the market, our numbers for the year to date are particularly pleasing,” Perks added.


“If we maintain our current momentum, 2018 will be a record year for Teletext Holidays. The team has worked very hard.”

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