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Why your holiday costs more
When a currency like the Philippine peso weakens against the US dollar, it means your pounds might buy fewer dollars, making holidays to dollar-pegged destinations or those heavily reliant on dollar imports more expensive. Flights, hotels, and even local goods can see price increases for British tourists.
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