Does anywhere in the UK do all-inclusive holidays?
Fully Inclusive Breaks At The UK’s Best Resorts Your next Fully Inclusive holiday awaits at Potters Resorts. Choose from two five-star resorts: Five Lakes, in the beautiful Essex countryside or Hopton-on-Sea, perched on the scenic Norfolk coast. All prices are per person per break, and all accommodation supplements are per person per night. Breaks at Five Lakes are Exclusively for Adults. Potters Resorts Hopton-on-Sea offers Fully Inclusive breaks Exclusively For Adults all year round.The UK’s only Fully Inclusive Family Breaks. Nestled on the picturesque Norfolk Coast, Potters Resorts Hopton-on-Sea is the ideal location for a fun-filled family break during the school holidays.Potters Resorts allows families with children during school holidays, but is exclusively for adults at other times, with no activities for children outside of holiday periods.Our Adult Only breaks offer a perfect blend of relaxation, entertainment, and activities, all included in one fantastic Fully Inclusive stay with no hidden costs. At our five-star resort in Hopton-on-Sea, you’ll enjoy comfortable accommodation, delicious full-board dining, and a wide selection of inclusive drinks.Exclusively at Potters Resorts Hopton-on-Sea Looking to get away for an action-packed break with the whole family? Throughout every school holiday, Potters Resorts Hopton-on-Sea transforms into the perfect fun-filled destination for every generation.
Are UK holidays cheaper than abroad?
You can save money by staying in the UK One of the key reasons why more and more people are opting for staycations in the UK is to save money. Even with the good number of travel deals sites out there, things like long-haul flights, taxi transport to and from the airport and package holidays can really add up. If you earn over £40,000, which is above the average income for the UK, you should be able to live comfortably, and even treat yourself to a holiday every year or run a car.
How much money do you get per kid in the UK?
Since 7 April 2025, child benefit is worth: £26. With parents of children aged 7-12 spending the most, at £472 per child and parents of children aged 0-6 spent the least, at £368 per child. This makes the average amount spent on Christmas gifts per child coming in at £420. Start your kids’ money journey today!