New research indicates that a significant shift in holiday preferences is occurring among Brits, with 62% opting for staycations this summer. This trend is largely influenced by rising travel costs and a nostalgic longing for simpler holiday experiences. The survey, conducted by GoShorty, reveals that walking along the beach is the most cherished summer activity, with 60% of respondents favoring it, followed by a strong desire for traditional fish and chips. The Lake District emerges as the top destination, with 13% of respondents choosing it, while Brighton and Bournemouth follow closely. Additionally, 90% of participants expressed a desire to explore more of the UK, with many planning road trips averaging 191 miles. The survey also highlights a growing interest in motorhome travel, as 5% of respondents are considering this option for their summer getaways. Phil Evans, Managing Director at GoShorty, notes that the nostalgia trend is shaping travel plans, encouraging families to recreate the seaside holidays of their youth.