In a feature on the costs of visiting France, the Daily Telegraph notes that many expenses – particularly travel – are much less than used to be the case.
These include services such as the Dover-Calais ferry, which the paper recommends as a means of saving money while getting to northern France.
Crossing this way cost around £300 for a car plus passengers in 1992, but is now under £100, the paper noted.
Such cost savings may encourage investors to look at Brittany property as a means of tapping into the budget buy-to-let holiday rental market.
Last month, managing director of Solihull-based Cherish Properties Steve Wright told the Birmingham Post that France is still well worth investing in, comments that could help encourage Brittany property investment.
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