A new survey indicates that a significant share of UK families are not planning to take a summer holiday this year. According to the findings reported by The Independent and Yahoo UK News, 27% of families have no summer holiday booked, suggesting cost-of-living pressures may be affecting household travel plans. The reporting frames the figure within the broader context of financial strain, with households potentially having to scale back discretionary spending such as trips and vacations. While the coverage focuses on the proportion of families without bookings, it does not provide detailed breakdowns by region, income level, or family size in the supplied excerpts. Overall, the sources agree on the central point: more than one in four UK families are currently without a summer holiday scheduled, making it more likely that many will miss out on seasonal travel plans. The reported figure is based on the survey’s results and reflects intended holiday bookings rather than confirmed travel outcomes.