Small festivals such as Kala, in Albania are attracting young Britons who seek more than the usual festival experience. Where Croatia has been the go-to destination for hedonistic Gen Yers, people are looking further afield for an increasingly holistic festival experience.

From escalating rents to pressure from local authorities, nightlife venues across the UK are facing an onslaught of obstacles. Yet clubs remain important in the rites of passage for young Britons and help to cultivate new musical talents. So, how can these establishments be saved from closure?

With eco concerns on the rise, live music events are taking further steps to reduce their carbon emissions. A survey by the BBC suggests the biggest environmental impacts of festivals are festival-goers mode of transport and the use of plastic products, such as glitter and water bottles.

Budget flights and envy-inducing Instagram feeds have fuelled Britons’ sense of wanderlust, contributing to the record 70.8 million overseas trips they took in 2016. But who are they bringing along for the ride? Canvas8 spoke to 20 people to find out what company they like to keep on vacation.