Quote Originally Posted by IanD View Post
Agreed. Market rate about 1.34 to the £ before the referendum. Rarely above 1.2 since. Tourist rate heading for £/€ parity = expensive Eurozone holidays.
Sounds like less people going to want to go abroad so staying in this country putting their money into the British economy rather than the Euro abyss.

Also encourages tourism into Britain bringing in Euros/Dollar/Yen etc.

Also makes British manufactured goods more attractive to foreign buyers boosting exports and making imports more expensive encouraging companies to source goods in this country.

Seems like a decent upside to me.