Top British holiday antics include hotel toiletries

Nine out of 10 Britons say they have a ‘holiday alter ego’ that pops up when they travel – it’s a happier, more carefree and enjoyable version of the average human their

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The nation’s top holiday antics include daily desserts, snacks, and hotel toiletries.
A study of 2,000 adults revealed the top 40 things people do while abroad, including having dinner every day (47%) – followed by drinking at the airport (29%) and not drinking. worry about money (29%).
Wearing swimsuits as underwear (26%), chatting with strangers (23%), and being completely tech-free (21%) also make this list.
It also found that nine in ten (91%) confess to having a “holiday alter ego”, with 17% claiming to have missed out on “vacation for them” during the pandemic.
With tourism set to explode again in 2022, the study has been commissioned by Walkers, Doritos and easyJet Holidays to celebrate a new partnership, giving Britons the chance to win a holiday every hour.
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Katherine Cook, spokeswoman for Walker“After years of travel restrictions, we know the whole country has missed out on the freedom to travel and make memories with friends and family on holiday, and in turn miss out on the fun,” said. and more carefree than theirs.
“Our research shows how much Britons enjoy their holidays – letting all their worries and sense of self pass while abroad.
“The list of holiday moments includes a variety of food and fashion related scenarios, reflecting how people became more carefree during their vacation, suggesting a positive behavior change.
“So what better way to celebrate the return of summer than by reuniting our customers with their beloved vacations abroad?”
The study also found that good weather (43%), anonymity (29%) and increased confidence (17%).
Those aged 18-24 are more likely to have a change in holiday habits, with 97% of this age group claiming to act differently while abroad.
Yet while this declines slightly from generation to generation, even 89% of over-65s admit to having a “holiday version” of themselves.
More than half of adults (53%) prefer their own version of the holiday, claiming that they are happier (57%), carefree (52%) and happier (45%) than the informed selves. usually theirs.
Among those with a “holiday alter ego,” the personality change was more likely to show up at the airport (33 percent), while for some it occurred while they were packing. (17%) or the time they left the office continued (17%).
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In addition to adopting their altered holiday selves, many also revamped their image abroad, with 20% choosing to “express” themselves with bolder fashion choices.
When it comes to crimes against holiday fashion, men are the more guilty party – with 1 in 10 claiming socks and sandals look good, compared with 4% among women.
More than 12% favor a holiday bag, compared with 7% of women, while more than one in 20 men (6%) even go out and wear a mankini while abroad.
Other bold holiday fashion choices worn abroad include straw felt hats (17%), kaftan (11%), and Hawaiian shirts (11%).
Additionally, although a quarter (26%) insist on wearing swimsuits instead of underwear while abroad, a third consistently buy more lingerie than they need, packing an extra five pairs on average.
Beyond fashion choices, freshly tanned skin proves a bonus for couples, with nearly one in ten (8%) claiming to prefer their partner’s tan.
And the same number (8%) of those polled, via OnePoll, even claimed to like the dreaded tan t-shirt – 12% of men versus 5% of women.
TOP 40 THINGS TO DO ON HOLIDAYS:
- Eat out everyday
- Drinking at the airport
- Don’t worry about money
- Drink before midday
- Staying up later than usual
- Eat dessert everyday
- Eat cheese and cold cuts for breakfast
- Wear swimsuits instead of underwear
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“Steal” toiletries from the hotel
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Make friends with random people
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Snacking more often
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Daytime nap
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Chat with strangers
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Wandering barefoot
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Drink complex cocktails
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Eat lots of ice cream every day
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Pause technology
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Combine multiple dishes in one sitting at the hotel buffet (e.g. Chinese noodles with Spanish tapas)
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Read a book or listen to an audiobook
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Go to a restaurant, bar or shop with just your swimsuit
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Wearing bolder clothes than usual
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Going to bed later than usual
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Wear a beggar bag or money belt
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Hair “au naturel”
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Let the kids stay up later than usual
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Going out without makeup
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Deliberately catching bad tan lines
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Get up earlier to book a sunbed
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Get a brown t-shirt
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Take a selfie with a swimsuit
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Dance in front of others in a bar, restaurant or club
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Get up earlier for activities like sunrise yoga or morning hikes
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Stay up all night
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Let the kids sleep later than usual
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Eat crisps like a meal
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Eat ice cream or dessert for breakfast
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Get a massage on the beach
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Going out without a bra or bra
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Join karaoke
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Have a romantic vacation
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