I was wondering if this was a great time to visit England for us North Americans ever since they left the EUR?. would it be cheaper now to visit London?
Posted by
Hampshire, England.
1069 posts
I think you're a little confused, the UK hasn't left the E.U. yet as that could take 2 years or more. What is "EUR", do you mean Europe? Geographically we always have been (and will be) in Europe.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/36634702/article-50-the-simplest-explanation-youll-find
Posted by
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
8293 posts
No doubt our British contributors to the forum are not as joyful about the poor old pound as some North American tourists are. It is not a happy time for some.
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32220 posts
juan,
The U.K. has not left the E.U. yet, and likely won't for quite some time. In fact, they haven't even "lit the fuse" yet to trigger the exit procedure via Article 50. Anytime is a great time to visit London or any other part of the U.K. and you'll probably find that nothing has changed since the vote, except some difference in the currency exchange rates.
Pack your bags and head for the airport!
Posted by
OP
whittier, ca, usa
86 posts
Thanks everyone for the replies