Anxiety is high as COVID-19 restriction ease but Britons are still looking to get away during the summer. As the lockdown measures are relaxed and people start venturing farther afield, Canopy & Stars is boosting confidence by showing a different side to British staycations.

Just 19% of Brits are planning on packing their suitcases and heading abroad for two weeks in 2015, yet almost half have booked four short trips scattered throughout the year. Why are people ditching the two-week trip of sun, sea and sand in favour of staycations and city breaks?

Amid COVID-19 fears and travel restrictions, staycations have become the norm – but these low-key trips can be something of a letdown for adventure-seekers. Jeep is collaborating with The O2 to host a staycation in the sky, demonstrating that holidaying close to home doesn’t have to be a boring option.

Keen to break out of their four walls but not quite ready (or allowed) to venture far, Britons are bracing for another year of staycations as a result of the ongoing pandemic. This is set to create more opportunities for domestic holiday resorts and the industries built around them.