UK holidaymakers advised to rethink travel plans for Spain, Greece, and Italy to save money

dailyrecord.co.uk:

Brits eager to soak up the sun in hotspots like Spain, Portugal, Greece, and Italy this summer are being tipped off by travel gurus to ditch the usual week or two-week breaks.

Eurocamp's travel whizz Karen Williams is encouraging UK travellers to shake up their holiday habits, saying: "There are lots of holiday providers which don't have fixed departure or arrival days, so you can have complete flexibility over your travel dates."She also advises: "Have a play around with the length of your trip by a few nights either way and if you're flying, choose a duration that allows you to get the best flight prices."Williams is also pointing out that different travel options could lead to big savings. "Whether it is putting the family in the car and hitting the motorways for a cross-country road trip, or opting for rail travel, looking for different modes of transport can get you some serious savings." she says. READ MORE: Spanish hotspot takes new measures to warn to Brits over 'illegal' beach activity Moreover, Williams suggests sharing the holiday bill with pals or family to cut costs. "A great tip is to split the cost of your accommodation with your mates or nearest and dearest as this can save you a fortune," she recommends."Holiday homes are perfect for this, allowing you to book accommodation for a fixed price, not per person," she adds.Williams also suggested that booking less conventional lengths of stay could lead to significant savings, reports Birmingham Live.

By moving away from the standard seven, ten or fourteen-day bookings, travellers could carve out a unique holiday experience while saving on both flights and hotel bills. "Looking at earlier or later in the season can help to keep costs down," she said. "For