The weak dollar and the strong Euro make British tourists leave the old Continent and head for the United States for their holidays…
The weak dollar and the strong Euro make British tourists leave the old Continent and head for the United States for their holidays. The high rate of the Euro has a strong impact on the flow of European tourists to countries outside the Eurozone such as Bulgaria, Croatia and Turkey which register a considerable increase in tourists, the electronic edition of the British Financial Times reads, citing data of the Association of the British Road Agencies.
Whereas Bulgaria, Croatia and Turkey register an increase in the flow of foreign tourists France, Greece and Portugal, which are in the Eurozone, register a decrease in tourists due to the expensive Euro, Financial Times reads.
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