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When would you prefer to Travel - Xmas 2016
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

All,

Just wondering if you were going to get away for the festive period would you prefer to travel on the 20/21 or 24th December? When having a look around the TO's some have moved the transfer days about due to how the holidays fall. I'm wondering if traveling on Xmas Eve and returning NYE would put people off?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Think it's probably too late to wonder - most people have probably decided by now. Certainly returning to UK late on NYE is likely to be a mare as far as public transport connections are concerned. Xmas Eve never a good public transport day either.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I guess what I am trying to establish is, if you are not bothered about Xmas eve and NYE, could the resorts be a little quieter than normal due to the transfer days?
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With Brexit recession and the collapse of Sterling, the Xmas period in and out of the UK will be quieter than normal.

Just book whenever and ignore the crowds.
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With Brexit recession

there aren't enough trading quarters left to officially have a recession pre-ski season NehNeh

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the collapse of Sterling

still trading higher against the Euro than it was about 3 years ago and that didn't stop many from going.

But to answer the question, if DIYing a good time to go will be 2nd or 3rd January for a short week. Many places, especially in Austria, just book out for the NY period and many go home shortly after.
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