Humour and good conservation key to holiday romanc
17 September 2008
The vast majority of Britons believe going on holiday is a great chance to improve romance or practice your dating flair, according to a new report.
A survey from opodo.co.uk revealed that 95 per cent of Britons think jetting off abroad, hitting the beach or going on a city break is the best way for people to find love.
But when it comes to choosing the key ingredients for a romantic trip, sex came bottom of the list, while humour came out on top.
More than half of respondents said humour was the thing most likely to make a holiday romantic.
Just 12 per cent of respondents – including 23 per cent of singletons – rated sex as the most important factor in making a holiday romantic.
More people rated good conversation as an important factor in a romance-filled holiday.
But of course there are people who are looking for a bit of rough and tumble on holiday, with 36 per cent of these saying that the beach was the best place to find it.
