Older generations of Brits could be among those seeking overseas removals in the future, it has been suggested.

According to Real Gap Lauren Mackay, Brits are increasingly living into old age and are healthier, fitter and more adventurous than ever before. This has resulted in a rise in the number of people from older age groups who are eager to embark upon adventures and see the rest of the world.

A company representative explained that many have “also been inspired and encouraged by their children’s gap years – they want to see and experience the places that they have heard so much about.”

“We think it is likely this trend will continue.” This suggests that the attractions of life abroad may increasingly appeal to older Brits in the future.

International movers may find that Christmas is like a month-long celebration, according to one individual.

Speaking to gulfnews.com, United Arab Emirates expat Bianca Handel stated that for her, the event had her excited from the beginning of December onwards.

“I thought I would miss out on a lot. But thanks to the UAE authorities for their tolerance of all religions and cultures, I didn’t,” she told the publication.

Shopping also begins four weeks earlier, the professional added, as she likes to buy items such as decorations made from evergreen leaves and candles and advent calendars, to get her into the festive spirit.

Ms Handel attended church on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to sing in a choir and get to know others in the area.

The expat’s opinion is one echoed by teaching English abroad specialist i-to-i, which highlighted earlier this month that being overseas in December takes away the traditional stresses of the festive period.