British travellers seeking a competitively priced short holiday are being advised to set course for the Golden City, Prague; this is according to a new survey conducted by the Co-op Travelcare division. They looked at the 10 most popular destinations, and Prague came out on top 
The criterion used were: accomodation, dining and sightseeing, and a spokesman said: “This study indicates why cities in Eastern Europe have grown quickly in popularity with UK tourists – not only is there plenty to see but prices are keen.”
1. Prague £203.89
2. Budapest £207.20
3. London £266.99
4. Barcelona £271.51
5. Rome £323.71
6. Copenhagen £380.39
7. Dublin £385.76
8. Amsterdam £401.36
9. New York £546.41
10. Paris £577.25
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dragonlife // May 21, 2007 at 10:05 am
Not surprised to see the prices for paris! But I would have thought that London would be more expensive!
Dublin used to be cheaper, too.
“The times, they are a changing…!
99 // May 13, 2009 at 8:26 am
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