The aftershocks of Brexit are still being felt in global markets with the pound's value dropping to a 31-year low this week, crashing below $1.30. And sterling's 10 per cent fall against the euro since the referendum result means millions of families hoping to holiday in Europe could be facing a much bigger spend than they budgeted for.
The Brexit blow could see families looking for better value alternatives where your pound will go further - on accommodation, eating and drinking and...
