Brexit and caravanning

[LizziePope]

Will the result of the UK's EU referendum vote affect your caravan holidays? Our Sarah investigates – click here.

 

[Buffers]

no we are planning two extended trips to europe next year 4-6 weeks early spring ish and sept and october

 

[Grahamh]

Brexit won't but the news from Europe might.

 

[Raywood]

The EHIC looks likely to go in the long term which might add a bit to insurance cover. What will happen to the exchange rate on money though is anybodies guess long term and that apart they want our money so I see little else changing.
We buy more from the EU than they buy from us and send them more of our tourists than they send us so unless they cut their noses off to spite there faces they have the most to lose by being difficult. Germany and France run it in practice and they have the most to lose, so the Eastern Europeans who benefit most from the EU may just have to follow the leaders.

 

[Hutch]

Only been over here in Vermenton, for two days and everyone is freindly as ever, although my French speach is very similar to the Policman in Hello Hello, :cheer: