Iran war causing staycation spike - Suffolk holiday firms
By Alex Dunlop
Published on April 18, 2026.
The uncertainty of the ongoing conflict between the two countries is causing a significant increase in stay-at-evaluation. The situation is particularly concerning for the public, with the potential for violence and potential for terrorism. The government of the Netherlands is currently investigating the situation.
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