Brits heading on a caravan adventure with their parent may wish to take note of recent advice from travelsupermarket.com.
Figures from the firm show that more than half (53 per cent) of 20 to 30-year-olds have been on a family-funded break since turning 18.
Travel expert with the company Bob Atkinson suggested that the best way to survive such a holiday is not to do everything with your parents.
He explained that while these trips can work well, families should take care not to live in each others’ pockets throughout the break.
Mr Atkinson said people should “do some things separately, do some things differently and you can still join up and chat about it later”.
Meanwhile, a recent YouGov poll commissioned by VisitGuernsey showed that almost one in two (48 per cent) of Brits
