Well-to-do teens are taught the true value of money by swapping their first-class globetrotting getaways for micro-budget breaks in the UK. Mel is accustomed to at least three 5-star holidays a year, all paid for by her family. Now she'll be ditching her Louboutins for a pair of wellies on a camping holiday with experienced budgeteers Pam and Graham, their 23-year-old daughter Anne-Marie and three-year-old grandson Jayden from Walsall.
Privileged 19-year-old Harry has no experience with children, but manages to build a bond with eight-year-old Connor and the Clifford family on a caravan park in the New Forest. Mum Kate challenges Harry to plan a day's activities for £20.
On a trip to Bridlington with the Spink family, wannabe rock star Jordan struggles to fold his own trousers or open a can of peas, but he also learns that despite their troubles, the cash-strapped Spinks are much closer than his own wealthy family.
Luxury-loving Hattie is less than ecstatic to be heading off on a wild adventure holiday with Bear Grylls enthusiast Pete, his partner Louise and their two girls.
Charlie grew up in the luxury of his parents' 16-acre home, but now he is going on his first budget British break with camping experts the Mason family. Charlie struggles to fit his 6'10 frame into the Mason family's tiny tent, but it is his stories of safaris in South Africa that shock the verging-on-homeless family of six.
Profligate spender Simona spends a week in Skegness with budget-conscious Tracy, Roland and their son - but she resists getting into the spirit of budget breaks.