Career breaks and cheap deals make Eastern Europe popular

There are several interesting surveys published in the newspapers today. The first concluded that one in five Britons is finding it difficult to shrug off the winter blues, and intends to take a career break to go travelling. It also claims that more and more firms are recognising that a good way of retaining and recruiting the best staff is to allow them to take extended breaks from work.

While the second survey suggests, contrary to popular belief, that London is not necessarily one of the most expensive places to live or have a holiday. However it also finds the reason why Eastern European destinations like Prague and Budapest are becoming very popular; Typical costs of a short break in Prague start at just £203.89 (Based on typical charges a visitor might encounter).

Labels: Career Breaks, Survey