Sterling slump ‘to cut number of UK tourists’ here

The slump in the vale of sterling following the Brexit vote will likely hit the number of visitors from Britain, new research conducted in Britain revealed.

The RedC survey for Tourism Ireland in Britain last week showed many Britons planning a holiday will likely reduce their spending on holiday or even not travel at all outside the UK following the Brexit vote.

The tourism body plans to target what it calls attracting the “culturally curious tourists” who are likely to be less swayed by rising costs of their holidays as sterling is worth less against the euro than before the Brexit vote.