Harry Poulton, a 24-year-old young British man from Brighton, moved to Benidorm, on Spain's Mediterranean coast, a tourist destination located about an hour from Portugal. The decision came after travel experiences that led him to want to change countries and try a different routine.
The young man highlights food and drink prices as the main advantages of the move. According to Harry, a full English breakfast can cost just £2.50 and a pint of beer around 87 pence, the equivalent of one euro. The Brit claims that a week in Benidorm is cheaper than staying in the United Kingdom.
Beyond the costs, Harry Poulton emphasises the constant entertainment he found in the Spanish city. The young man describes foam parties, bingo-rave events and people in costume throughout the year, in a festive atmosphere he considers difficult to find in other destinations.
The Brit also mentions the lasting bond many tourists have with Benidorm. Among the people he met, there are visitors who return up to 15 times a year over decades and others who decided to tattoo the city's name. Harry shares these experiences on social media, where he posts tips and curiosities about the destination.
