Brits planning staycations across the country will only have one in 10 holiday options available in the summer as a travel boom is expected to hit the sector, the Telegraph reported on Wednesday.
Reservations for luxury camping firm Canopy & Stars remain at 30 percent capacity in August this year, up 185 percent from 2019, it added.
“Despite record levels of bookings, there is still a chance to book a summer staycation if you are quick and can be flexible with dates and area. Keep an eye out for new places too, we have several brand new places lined up to join our collection in the coming weeks," Mike Bevens, Canopy & Stars' managing director said.
According to The Daily Telegraph, Rent Easy Group, the parent company of Snaptrip, Big Cottages and others businesses, has also seen an increase of 460 percent on 2019 levels.
The news comes as British holidaymakers rush to find the best travel deals after the UK Government announced in its COVID-19 roadmap that travel in England may recommence on 12 April and international travel from 17 May at the earliest.
The International Air Transport Association, representing 82 percent of global air traffic, reported a roughly 75 percent drop in international air traffic travel in 2020, making it the worst year in recorded aviation history.
