When it comes to travel, there are a lot of things that affect the trips we book - and one of them could be the way we vote. While Conservative supporters love a good trashy plane read, it seems Liberal Democrats prefer to opt for the window seat for flights, while UKIP supporters are the most likely to want to save money on holiday. The unusual statistics were revealed as part of a Travelzoo survey into voters and their holiday habits, revealing the Greens love a long-haul trip and Labour are the most likely to try out their dance moves on holiday. Conservative Party supporters are more likely to take on some light reading such as Fifty Shades of Grey rather than some more refined reading (file photo) Voters for the Scottish National Party are more likely to bring out the Speedo swimming trunks . Interestingly despite their belief that pulling out of the EU is necessary, UKIP supporters still have a lot of love left for warmer climates as they are the biggest sun lovers of all the parties with 90 per cent requiring this as standard. Cutting down on emissions and pollution is a mainstay of the Green Party's manifesto, however almost half of their supporters (49 per cent) are likely to travel on long haul destinations, preferring an aisle seat on the plane. They are also most likely to rent a car on holiday, with 60 per cent voting to do so. Green Party supporters are also most likely to take the toiletries home with them, while UKIP are the least likely to swoop for the free shampoo and shower gel in hotel rooms. The Scottish National Party are the most likely to pack the speedos on holiday, while they are also the most likely to watch English TV. Thirty-four per cent of those who vote Liberal Democrat love cruise holidays, according to the statistics . Conservatives . Second most likely to opt for a light reading option (a la 50 Shades of Grey) instead of something more highbrow. They are the most organized holiday makers with 71% saying they planned well ahead instead of last minute. They’re the most likely to check work emails when away (17%) and are the most likely to have their phone on (49%). Labour . Labour are most likely to get up and dance whilst on holiday rather than sit back and watch others (39%). They also like holidaying with the kids – they’re the second most likely to take children with them (19%). They are the least inclined to book a romantic break with their partner and most likely to choose a low floor over high floor in a hotel. Liberal Democrats . Most likely to request a window seat on the plane and are the most likely to eat airline food rather than bring their own meal (45%). Like the high seas, and are the group most likely to opt for a cruise holiday (34%). They are the second most likely group to try the local cuisine (92%) and also to travel to a place they’ve never been to before (93%). Labour Party supporters are the least inclined to book a romantic getaway with their partners - and this is reflected in that they are the second most inclined to take the children on holiday after UKIP. Spokesperson for Travelzoo Louise Hodges said: 'While some of the political party stereotypes where upheld – such as Conservative supporters being the biggest fans of luxury holidays and à la carte dining – we were interested to see some less expected holiday preferences. Nearly half of Green Party voters love long haul travel to destinations such as beautiful New Zealand . UKIP . They are the keenest to save when holidaying abroad (59%). The biggest sun lovers of the lot (90%). The least likely to take the toiletries (64%) and the most likely to leave their phones turned off (58%). The most likely to holiday without the kids (55%) and to stick to somewhere they know (13%). Green . Despite the fuel consumption, they enjoy long haul (49%) and while they’re there, they’re the most likely to rent a car (60%). They are the most likely to take the hotel toiletries home (57%). They are the most likely group to take their children on holiday with them (20%). Statistics provided by Travelzoo . SNP . They are the least likely to check work emails on holiday (8%). Biggest romantics with 48% saying they would choose a romantic break with their partner over holidaying with friends. The most likely to pack the speedos compared with other party supporters and also the most likely to watch English TV on holiday (48%). 'For example, Green party supporters were the biggest proponents of long-haul travel and the most likely tourists to hire a car over taking a taxi. 'We also found it interesting that UKIP supporters were the in the majority when it came to saying they liked to 'mix with locals' on foreign holidays. 'Paradoxically they were the least keen on trying to speak the local language. And they also like a full English breakfast regardless of where they are.'
Labour Party supporters most likely to get up and show off their moves . Voters for the Liberal Democrats prefer a window seat on a plane . Green Party fans more likely to take home the toiletries than others .