Overseas travel to remain the same as ever before according to Club
The Camping and Caravanning Club has released a statement to reassure Club members and customers of its Overseas Travel Service following on from the results of last week’s EU referendum, which saw a majority of UK voters opt to leave the European Union.
The Club’s travel service director, Richard Grimsdale, said: “I’d like to reassure Club members and all our customers that the UK’s exit from the European Union will not affect their overseas travel and holiday plans with the Club over the coming months.
“Travellers may continue to move between the UK and EU, and European Health Insurance cards remain valid. There will be no changes to the bookings made with us: whether it’s ferry or tunnel crossings, flights and transfers, or campsites booked by us with our overseas partners – it is business as usual.”
Those keen to take advantage of what the Club has to offer and head further afield, should take a look at the Club’s Worldwide Motorhoming Holidays here offering, with fly-drive motorhome holidays in fabulous destinations around the world including America, New Zealand, South Africa, Argentina and more.
What do you think will happen to overseas caravan and motorhome holidays now that a majority of Brits have opted to no longer remain a part of Europe? It would be interesting to know.
