According to new research by Betway, Disneyland Paris is currently the most popular winter holiday destination among Brits, with searches for this destination having increased by a staggering 170% in the past month.
But what other destinations have we currently got our eye on? These are the nation’s most searched for winter holiday destinations.
The UK’s top trending winter holiday destinations
- Disneyland Paris – searches up by 170%
- Switzerland – searches up by 90%
- Krakow – searches up by 60%
- Tenerife – searches up by 80%
- Lapland – searches up by 70%
- Cape Verde – searches up by 50%
- Vienna – searches up by 40%
- Disneyland Paris – 170% increase
Known as the most magical place on Earth where dreams come true, there is no wonder why Disneyland Paris gets the crown for being the number one winter holiday destination this year.
With searches for “eurostar to Disneyland Paris” having recently increased by 170%, it seems that many of us want to live our Polar Express fantasy, and ride into a world that goes way beyond our imagination.
What’s more, Disneyland will of course be getting an enchanted makeover this winter. From the dazzling dancing festive parade to the various carols being sung on the square, there is simply no Christmas like a Disney Christmas.
- Switzerland – 90% increase
Given Switzerland’s alluring alpine scenery, mediaeval-looking towns and scrumptious milky chocolate, we can certainly see why a holiday in this beautiful country may be the most perfect winter getaway.
The official winter months in Switzerland are from December to February, and it is during this period where visitors can start to expect snowfall.
Whether you want to ski on the snow-covered peaks, or pay a visit to the charming Christmas markets, experiencing a Swiss winter is definitely one to have on your bucket list.
- Krakow – 60% increase
The upcoming winter season calls for wholesome city breaks, and one iconic destination which springs to mind is Krakow.
Krakow is definitely no stranger to the colder weather in winter, with temperatures getting as low as -5 degrees. That said, it would be a good idea to pack your winter coat and mittens for when you explore the city.
- Tenerife – 80% increase
If there is one thing that Brits love to do, it’s to complain about the weather. And so, there is no surprise why a lot of us are opting to get away from the cold and into the warm embrace of Tenerife.
Even at the peak of winter, temperatures on the island do not tend to drop below 20 degrees. So, don’t forget your shades and your swimsuit if you intend to travel here – you’re in for a scorcher this winter!
- Lapland – 70% increase
From hosting The Midnight Sun to the Northern Lights, there is no place like Lapland. Come the winter months, the Finnish region tends to get blanketed by the thickest coating of snow, offering plenty of ski opportunities.
Little ones (and adults) may be also delighted to know that Lapland is home to the one and only Santa Claus – you better watch out and you better not cry while you’re here!
- Cape Verde – 50% increase
From its lush tropical climate, volcanic islands and mouth-watering cuisine, Cape Verde will always be a coveted holiday destination.
For those searching for the heat this winter (and it seems that many of us are with searches for ‘holidays to Cape Verde’ having increased by 50%), you may be pleased to know that temperatures on the island range from 21 degrees to 26 degrees – sounds like a dream!
- Vienna – 40% increase
Drenched in immersive culture and exquisite sights, the Austrian capital of Vienna offers a unique city break experience.
As we approach the end of the year, the city’s Christmas markets light up the streets, and they are known to be one of the best markets that Europe has to offer. It seems that Brits are well aware of this, with searches for holidays to Vienna having increased by 40% in the past month.
