Two-thirds of UK travellers expect to spend more or as much as they did last year on travel this summer, according to new data from YouGov.
YouGov said more people were switching to domestic options
More than a third (36%) of respondents to YouGov's survey of 2,089 UK adults said they expect their summer travel budget to be higher than last year, while three in 10 (30%) said they expect it to stay at about the same level.
The rising cost of living remains the biggest factor affecting people's travel plans, cited by 42% of respondents, while nearly one in five (19%) are opting for domestic breaks rather than an international holiday.
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