These places cost the most once you get there.
Barbados and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have been revealed as the two most expensive places in the world for Brits to visit.
Tourists to Barbados can expect to pay out an average of £109 a day in living costs excluding hotel and flights, according to research from Santander.
In the UAE you can expect to pay £101 a day.
The research looked at the cost of holiday expenses including food, drinks, musuem entry and car hire across the destinations.
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Holiday destinations that cost the most
Here are the 10 costliest places, according to Santander.
|
Destination |
Daily spend |
|
Barbados |
£109 |
|
United Arab Emirates |
£101 |
|
Austria |
£92 |
|
Czech Republic |
£92 |
|
Switzerland |
£91 |
|
Belgium |
£88 |
|
USA |
£87 |
|
Luxembourg |
£87 |
|
Netherlands |
£81 |
|
Hong Kong |
£78 |
[SPOTLIGHT]India and Poland are the cheapest destinations in terms of daily costs for UK travellers, costing an average of £30 per day.
If you are one of the millions heading on holiday it's a good idea to take some time to make sure you’ve budgeted correctly for your day-to-day spending.
Cash is the holiday king
When it comes to paying for our holidays most of us favour cash or current accounts, according to Santander’s research. It found that 60% of us pay cash from current accounts, while 30% dip into our savings.
In order to save up for our holidays many of us will have made cutbacks to our day-to-day finances with 36% reducing our social activities in order to save and 19% spending less on personal grooming.
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