Planning ahead is one of the smartest ways to save money on a summer holiday — and 2026 is no exception. With rising costs encouraging travellers to rethink how they holiday, the good news is that saving doesn’t mean sacrificing quality. Here’s how to plan a memorable summer break while keeping costs under control. Why Planning Early Makes a Difference UK stays, particularly in places like Cornwall, often book up earlier than overseas holidays. Booking early not only secures

West Cornwall is a place of myth, light and wild beauty — and it continues to draw travellers looking for something deeper than a traditional beach holiday. Here’s your travel guide to experience the best of the region while avoiding the busiest crowds. St Michael’s Mount Rising from the sea, St Michael’s Mount is one of West Cornwall’s most iconic landmarks. Visit early morning or late afternoon to experience its magic more quietly, and time your visit with the causeway tide

More travellers are moving away from packed itineraries and ticking boxes. Instead, they’re choosing experience-driven holidays — trips designed around how you want to feel, not how much you can fit in. This summer, these are some of the most sought-after experiences shaping UK travel. What Is an Experience-Driven Holiday? An experience-driven holiday focuses on: Wellness and rest Time in nature Meaningful local experiences Digital detox and reconnection It’s about returning

As 2026 approaches, one thing is clear: British travellers are rethinking what a “good holiday” really means. Instead of chasing distance or luxury, many are prioritising connection, calm and value — and that’s where staycations shine. Below, we explore the UK travel trends 2026 shaping summer holidays and why destinations like West Cornwall, and experiences offered by Foxglove Field, are perfectly aligned with these shifts. Staycations Are Leading UK Holidays in 2026 Search