Is he cheating abroad? Revealed the shocking number of brits who do

A staggering 25 per cent of Britons surveyed have been unfaithful while abroad. It appears what happened in Vegas really does stay in Vegas, a fact that may confirm the worst fears of

partners who are left patiently at home while their other half goes galavanting abroad. Surveying over 1,000 British holiday goers, the study by GalaCasino.com found that enjoying a holiday

romance is the nation’s most commonly kept secret. A third, 33 per cent of Brits, confessed that they have kept the truth about a little fling while abroad, in the past. However, the whole

25 per cent who decided to take the leap and be unfaithful to their partners at home also kept the truth a secret. And it’s not just cheating that Brits lie to their partners about while

they are on holiday.  Two thirds, 65 per cent, believe it’s okay to be untruthful about something that happens on holiday, only if their family, friends or partner wouldn't approve.

Smoking and overspending are also on the list of things that Brits lie to their partner about while abroad. TOP FIVE HOLIDAY SECRETS BRITS KEEP: 1. A holiday romance - 33 per cent 2.

Overspending - 28 per cent 3. Cheating on a partner - 25 per cent 4. Chatting someone up - 20 per cent 5. Smoking - 19 per cent And on their next holiday Brits are considering being just as

bad.  One in five Brits in relationships claim they would consider being unfaithful on their next holiday. Women who have been unfaithful in the past recently revealed the reasons why. A new

study has revealed the top reasons that women and men cheat on their partners, and the information is very revealing.