ALMOST nine out of 10 (85%) UK adults say they get annoyed by their compatriots while on holiday, according to a new survey.
The poll found that 58% of people believe other UK holidaymakers are too drunk and rowdy, while 30% are irritated by them shouting when local people do not understand them.
Being unable to control their children (47%) and complaining about everything (37%) were also high on the list of holiday gripes.
Some 17% claim UK travellers do not cover themselves up appropriately and 16% complain that they are selfish in their use of sun beds.
Suzanne Perry of online travel search engine Kayak, which commissioned the poll of 2,000 UK adults, said: "A trip away offers a unique opportunity to mix with people you haven't met before, many of whom may be quite different from yourself.
"The best advice I can offer is to try and act how you would expect others to. That way you hopefully won't go too far wrong."
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