BRITS could reduce winter energy and rental costs by ’emigrating’ somewhere warmer this January.
We’ve rounded up some long-stay holidays around Europe, with prices starting from just £21pp a night.
We’ve rounded up some long-stay holidays around Europe, with prices starting from just £21pp a night[/caption]According to a research briefing of the UK parliament, “typical bills under the January to March 2024 price cap will be almost 60 per cent higher than in winter 2022″.
Meanwhile, a survey from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that “52 per cent of adults in Great Britain reported an increase in their cost of living“.
So, those looking for a January escape to a sunnier destination should watch out for these deals.
Halfway between Sicily and the coast of Tunisia, you can find Malta.
With typical high temperatures in the mid-20C, the island country is fortunate to have a sunny environment all year round.
You will have time to explore the sandy beaches, cuisine, and rich history of the archipelago – even in January.
If you think of beautiful beaches, great bargains, and year-round sunshine, you’ll think of Bendirom.
British visitors are the most common here, accounting for 34 per cent of all hotel guests in the area.
Your January could consist of hanging around at the neon-lit bars at night and spending days working by the pool or on the beach.
Being one of the southernmost Mediterranean islands, Cyprus is a reasonably reliable choice for winter sun.
With average highs of 19C and plenty of sunlight, January brings a slight chill to the weather, but it’s still nice enough to enjoy the beach.
The Algarve should be at the top of your list thanks to the miles of golden sandy beaches and warm temperatures.
Plus, there will be plenty to do as the Portuguese region hosts many events throughout the year, including Carnival in February and March or Nos Alive in the summer.
Winter time temperatures here can reach highs of 20 to 22 degrees.
In January, Tunisia offers a budget-friendly escape with mild temperatures, with highs of 17C.
By avoiding the peak season, Brits can enjoy historical landmarks and markets without the summertime chaos.
Plus, the Mediterranean beaches are still enjoyable during the warmest hours of the day.
We’ve also found some winter sun destinations where temperatures still hit 25C in December.
For more deals this month, we found cheap Christmas and New Year UK breaks from £19pp a night, with festive dinners and themed activities.
We’ve also rounded up some popular Christmas city breaks across the UK from £25 a night.
Destinations include Malta, Cyprus, Spain and Tunisia[/caption]