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Published 17:46 9 Aug 2017 BST
Updated 17:55 9 Aug 2017 BST
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“Many of the travel agents surveyed revealed that customers are booking much earlier, particularly for those booking cruises. "Cruises are also growing increasingly popular with our European counterparts so we are advising Irish travellers to start thinking about their 2018 holiday options now to get a good value package in this competitive market.”In the same survey, Spain was once again named as Ireland’s most popular holiday destinations for summer 2017, followed by Portugal and the USA, with many travel agents referencing the growing trend of holidaying in countries that are seen as ‘safe’. Meehan commented,
“Recent terrorist incidents have not deterred Irish people from travelling but our customers are sticking to the popular destinations of Spain and Portugal, which are seen as safe and secure options following unrest in other parts of Europe and in North Africa. "Spain has been Ireland’s number one destination for many years and this is down to its excellent tourist facilities, year-round sunshine and fantastic cultural attractions.”
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