Lisa Regan

And then also there's no decision from that person in terms of where they'd like to eat, what they'd like to do.

So they're just kind of traipsing behind.

And you know, well, then when they come home, they're like, well, I didn't really enjoy it that much.

It's like, well, you didn't mind for the whole trip.

So we couldn't accommodate the need.

So I do think definitely if you just have a little bit of an agenda before you go for planning, especially if you're only going for two or three days, you don't want to have that frustration walking around of everybody saying, sure, we'll see and we'll figure it out when we get there.

Yeah, it was really good.

Obviously, we're so well adjusted here in Ireland to getting out there.

So,

Europe is brilliant.

I like that.

Amsterdam is a really good one.

Copenhagen, London, across the UK.

And then obviously the European strongholds of Paris, Seville, Madrid, really strong.

And Lisbon is still such a massive one for Irish people going, especially people under 30.

They love going to Lisbon, Barcelona, because they're fun cities and there's also great nightlife there.

Yeah, it is definitely.

They really are pushing what they have on their own doorstep.

So nature, hiking, swimming, everything like that, they're pushing out.

So for the more active traveller and obviously because it hasn't really been a main tourism threshold, the price point there is very good.