A new Multitrip.com survey shows people are determined to make the most of their time off next year, with 53% already planning to enjoy three or more holidays in 2026. Despite the rising cost of living, the study, which is based on feedback from more than 2,500 respondents in the UK and Ireland, reveals a strong intention to adapt and keep travel on the agenda.

As the school term begins and the peak summer holiday season winds down, almost half (45%) of UK holidaymakers are planning to save money by taking advantage of cut-price, off-peak getaways.

With the groups for the World Cup 2026 now set, fans of England, Scotland; and should they qualify; Northern Ireland and Wales can begin planning their trips across the USA, Canada and Mexico ahead of the tournament next summer.

Half (50%) of UK holidaymakers have travelled abroad without travel insurance according to new research(1) by specialist travel insurance provider, Multitrip.com - leaving themselves potentially exposed to significant medical bills.

Only a third (34%) of holidaymakers check they have travel insurance in place when they book their trip, according to a new survey by Opinium, commissioned by Multitrip.com, a specialist travel insurance provider. 

New research from specialist travel insurance provider Multitrip.com reveals that UK holidaymakers are embracing a wide range of trips, from solo breaks and wellness retreats, to nature and adventure holidays, alongside more traditional holidays.

More than one in four (28%) travel insurance claims1 are for holiday cancellation, according to travel insurance provider, Multitrip.com, meaning something went wrong before the holiday even began.

Almost one in three UK holidaymakers (30%)1 say they have started choosing cooler destinations, dubbed ‘coolcations’, to avoid extreme heat.