Brits told to STOP moving to this popular hotspot – as UK man reveals why after living there for years

A man from the United Kingdom for years at a popular holiday point, thinks that the British seized the region.

Harry Poulton visited the Spanish holiday during the 18 -year -old Lads holiday and moved from Brighton to Benidorm.

Now 24 loves Harry’s lifestyle abroad and regularly shares travel tips and advice on the European position in Tiktok (@harrytokky).

However, since he moved, he has noticed some problems and calls the British not to follow their footprint.

The content creator feels that people from the United Kingdom ‘seize the party city.

The content creator, “` `I think the British should stop moving to Spain – or Benidorm on this issue,” he said.

He acknowledged that some could find his opinion ‘controversial’, but he continued to explain a few things he noticed after moving.

The main reason Harry shares is the Spanish flow of British culture.

Now 24, Harry loves his lifestyle abroad and regularly shares travel tips and recommendations about the European position in Tiktok

However, since he moved, he has noticed some problems and calls not to follow the British ‘footprints

He said: ‘I think most of the original Spanish culture is diluted with too many British movements.

“ They are trying to recreate a mini UK with frying and cheap beer in every corner.

Sometimes it’s hard to say that you are in a different country. And there is such a language obstacle.

“ Many British are moving without knowing a Spanish word. But that’s not the case. ‘

Harry thinks the language in the region will change.

“Although things will soon be the first talked language in Benidorm. ‘

Brit also thinks that things have changed since Brexit and said, ‘Getting documents and visas is really difficult and expensive.’

Harry continued to share that the economy in Spain is not like people think.

The main reason Harry shares is the Spanish flow of British culture

He said: ‘I think most of the original Spanish culture is diluted with too many British movements.’

Harry added that the cost of living here is not as expensive as England, but more than people think, Har Harry added. ‘Especially if you are experiencing a Spanish salary.’

He said: ‘The price of things here can be very expensive. I hope that things will change in the future, especially the housing crisis. Finding a place to live is another issue in itself. ‘

According to Housingany When, the average annual income in Spain is significantly less than the UK, the inhabitants typically make € 27,000 (£ 23,000).

Meanwhile, the average wage in the UK is £ 37,430.