article_snippet: Homestay.com said Homestay.com study reveals the typical British tourist is now more of a culture vulture than holiday resort recluse.
article_snippet: The average summer holiday will last 10 days and tourists are planning to spend 20 per cent more on tourists getaway.
article_snippet: Alan Clarke, CEO for Homestay.com, an online marketplace for hosted homestay accommodation, said: ‘The research clearly shows how much our priorities have changed when The research comes to our summer holidays.
article_snippet: Homestay.com’s survey seems to support the findings of the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA), which found that consumers are looking to spend more on consumers holidays in 2015.
article_snippet: An ABTA survey determined that 20 per cent of British holidaymakers anticipate spending more on holidays this year, compared to 15 per cent who say they will spend less.
highlights_snippet: Study said typical tourist is more of a culture vulture than a resort recluse .
  