Last week we received the journalists from Alicante Plaza for an interview
Last week we received in our offices the journalists of the digital newspaper Alicante Plaza for an interview about the effects of Brexit and how it has affected British tourists and residents in the area.
On June 23, 2016 the referendum about the exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union was a positive result and last June 8th general elections took place in the country whose result was that the Prime Minister, Theresa May, didn’t obtain the absolute majority.
In this environment of uncertainty we find, on the one hand, all the national companies and businesses that work mainly with a British public (tourist or resident) and on the other hand the tourists and residents themselves who see that their purchasing power has diminished by the descent of the rate of the Pound and fear for the conditions that will be established so that they can continue living in Spain after their country leaves the EU.
Don’t miss the complete article (in Spanish) on the Alicante Plaza website: Eurochange, the pound exchange offices that continue to grow despite Brexit.
