Linda Jones

Well, you'd really be starting from 600 and I have clients that have paid up to 1500 each because if they all want to go to a particular destination and the flights become really expensive, you could be looking at that sort of budget per person.

I do.

I think they have to just make sure they have proper travel insurance in place.

It's just so important just in case anything happens.

And I just always say to them to stay together and just never leave somebody on their own.

You know, if somebody wants to leave the party early, they should always have somebody else with them and just to mind their drinks and not leave them unattended.

And the other thing is just not to bring a lot of valuables with them because your travel insurance doesn't cover valuable items.

So if you have an expensive phone or expensive trainers and everything, you're better off just to leave them at home and not have to worry about them and just bring the cheaper version.

Exactly.

I'd say they're one step ahead.

They'll have two or three power banks just in case.

They are, yeah.

I mean, we do have some parents that will actually travel to the destination.

Sometimes, you know, even if the child doesn't know, but they might go to a different resort nearby just so that they're in the country should the need arise.

I don't find there's any problem, David.

They're all quite sensible now and they go off with a good group of friends and we don't get any hassle really or hear of much happening.

People, when they're away, they just go away and have a good time together.

I think probably even just going for five or six days or a week is enough.

They can just get partied out and tired after that time.

And it's just once they get away for the few days together, they're all happy enough.