Unfaithful Brits are having secret one-night stands – while on holiday with their partners.
The 13 per cent who admitted cheating said they “sneaked off” from their other half, leaving them at the hotel or disappearing from nightclubs with strangers.
Of the holiday cheats, 72 per cent were men compared with 28 per cent women.
Those living in Norwich were the worst, with a whopping 21 per cent confessing they had cheated on a partner they had gone on holiday with while away.
People in Sheffield were the least likely to cheat on trip abroad with their other half, with just five per cent confessing to a love tryst with someone else during the trip abroad.
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Of those who cheated, 75 per cent blamed booze, the poll of 2,000 people for divorce law specialists Simpson Millar found.
A total of 39 per cent of married respondents said they would be more likely to romp with someone else when they were drunk, compared to 36 per cent of Brits who said they were in relationships but not married.
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When it came to the age ranges of cheats, nine per cent of over-55s quizzed said they had cheated on a partner while on holiday with them.
A total of 37 per cent of those aged 24 to 35 said they had strayed on holidays, with 27 per cent of those aged 18 to 24, 22 per cent of those aged 35 to 44 and 18 per cent of those aged 45 to 54.
