New research from TravelSupermarket has revealed the cheapest all-inclusive holiday destinations for British tourists this summer, with the Costa Brava in Spain taking the top spot. A seven-night stay in the region can cost as little as £323 per person, representing a seven per cent drop in price compared to last year.
Turkey, Malta and Majorca also feature prominently in the rankings, with all-inclusive deals starting from under £400 per person for a family of four during the school holidays. Turkey has seen a resurgence in popularity, moving from the sixth most searched-for package holiday destination last summer to fourth this year, with Antalya being the most popular resort.
Emma Coulthhurst of TravelSupermarket noted that the Costa Brava is 'becoming cool again' after being absent from many tour operators' brochures since 2009. She highlighted the region's sandy coves, pine woods, and cultural attractions such as the Dali museum in Figueres as draws for tourists.
In Turkey, the weak lira against sterling is making holidays even more affordable, with deals to Side and Kusadasi starting from £345 per person. Malta offers three-star all-inclusive packages from £354 per person, while Majorca remains a budget-friendly option, partly due to its fame as the home of the Love Island villa.
