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Brexit makes campsites cool again as Britons tighten belts
Plunge in the pound pushes up the cost of holidays abroad
Before last year's Brexit vote, Mr McCready (above) was struggling to fill his holiday cabins in Newton Ferrers. Now the site is fully booked with British tourists, reflecting a jump in demand for "staycations".
PHOTO: REUTERS
Before last year's Brexit vote, Mr McCready was struggling to fill his holiday cabins in Newton Ferrers, like the one above. Now the site is fully booked with British tourists, reflecting a jump in demand for "staycations".
PHOTO: REUTERS
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BEFORE last year's Brexit vote, Scott McCready was struggling to fill his holiday cabins on the coast of south-west England. Now the site is fully booked with British tourists avoiding more expensive foreign trips following a plunge in the pound.
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