With the recession at hand, timeshare owners will be more cautious about spending for their holidays.

That’s why bargain destinations have a premium these days. According to thetravelmagazine.net, vacationers are more likely to take shorter breaks to cut spending.

According to the online magazine’s editor—Sharron Livingston—the failures of airlines and travel agencies shows the modification of traveler behavior, prompting the need to be more cautious in expenditures.

Livingston says that people who are opting for shorter stays are getting better bargains.

According to research from Accenture, two out of three Brits believe the price is the most important factor upon deciding whether or not to go on vacation. The research also indicated that most Brits intend to continue their vacation plans within the next year, despite the recession.

Source: GoTimeshare.org