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Do you find yourself dreaming of being on a beach far, far away, or a luxury spa weekend to forget about the cost of living crisis?
Then look no further as Channel 5 return for another exciting series of 'Rich Holiday, Poor Holiday' and are looking for participants.
Emporium are casting for Channel 5's 'Rich Holiday, Poor Holiday' and are looking for exciting people to take part.
In each episode two families swap holidays, budgets and lifestyles for a week. While there’s a contrast in their financial circumstances, the two families in each episode are matched by the things they have in common.
The ambition of the programme is to look at how much money matters to happiness through the eyes of the two families experiencing life at the other end of the wealth divide. The families’ perspectives give a thought-provoking and fascinating insight into how we live our lives.
Those looking to participate, are asked to please prepare - pictures of your holidays, and a short video of you introducing yourself.
If you would like to be considered, please email Gideon at RHolPHol@emporiumproductions.co.uk or CLICK HERE.
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