Northernraider
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You do realise that the rest of Europe is swamped with Dutch, French, German, Swedish, Swiss, Austrian, Norwegian, etc etc etc tourists and that British are a very small percentage.I have spent the last hour or so reading every post on this thread and I’m surprised at the negativity. We are and always will be Europeans: fact. We are still the fifth biggest economy in the world: fact. We will all survive Brexit because we have to; life will go on: fact. Now, EllM (the OP) asked about how we may be effected by Brexit and the only answer can be that we don’t know. All I can comment on is the absolute fact that mainland Europe makes a huge amount of money from British tourism (not just from MHers, we’re the thin end of the wedge), and I don’t think the member states will want to upset that balance in any way. Holidays in Europe have got progressively more expensive over the last 20 years which is why my family and many of my friends now choose to holiday outside Europe. To start applying tourism taxes would just be plain daft in exactly the same way it would be to enforce the time spent within the Schengen bloc to 90 days. All this would do is force the MHer to carry on as planned but spending money in another country. Hopefully, common sense (on both sides) will prevail. Hey! Motorhome Fun! The clue is in the name.
I think it's exceptionally niave and the old British bulldog attitude to think for one minute that they will all dry up as a result of less British tourists.
Won't happen....In fact many places may be better off without the UK drink bingers
Also to think they won't enforce the 90 days is ostrich syndrome at best
Unfortunately that is how we are in this mess as folk want to leave the club but keep the benefits