Rich Kids Skint Holiday

21-year-old Mel is accustomed to a five-star holiday a year, all paid for by her family. She'll be ditching her Louboutins for a pair of wellies on a camping holiday with experienced budgeteers Pam and Graham, 23-year-old daughter Anne-Marie and 3-year-old grandson Jayden from Walsall. They have been saving for this holiday for four months, and for them, it's the perfect family getaway.

19-year-old student Harry leads a very extravagant lifestyle in the UK and abroad. He spent six thousand pounds alone during his first month at university. He's about to go on a camping holiday with the Clifford Family. They've been saving up for several months on this 200 pound holiday. They'll be going to a caravan park in the New Forest, but Harry has no idea where he's going.

Jordan lives in a flat in London and wants nothing, given that his parents have entirely funded his lifestyle. Money is 'irrelevant' to Jordan, who has never had to think about where it comes from or how much he spends. Jordan joins the Spink family for their yearly holiday in Bridlington, a favourite holiday destination for the family and where Becky Spink has been going for the last 35 years

19-year-old Hattie lives in the luxury of her parents' home, with everything paid for. A skiing enthusiast, she's spent many holidays on the slopes, and this summer, she went to the Maldives. She's not a fan of the great outdoors and hates creepy crawlies. So Hattie's not ecstatic when she finds out she's going on a wild adventure holiday with Pete, his wife Louise, and their two girls.

18-year-old Charlie has grown up in the luxury of his parents' 16-acre home, which he shares with a cavalry of horses. Now he is going on his first budget British break with camping enthusiasts Sarah, Daniel and their five kids. He has a hatred of camping after what he calls a 'grim experience' on the Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Simona enjoys a glamorous lifestyle in her Knightsbridge pad in London and jet-sets off on eleven holidays a year. But one place she has never been is on a budget British break. Arriving at the rainy beach resort of Skegness (or 'Skeg Vegas') to meet domestic cleaner Tracy, her husband Roland and their 3-year-old son Bailey, it's not just the weather that's a shock.