The New York Times is offering a six-day “Brexit Means Brexit” holiday tour

Curious Americans with four and half grand going spare can now go on a six day “Brexit Means Brexit” tour of the UK.

Spotted in @nytimes Brexit means Brexit! The six-day holiday tour. pic.twitter.com/f5w6c7ugrq

— Jennifer Rankin (@JenniferMerode) May 9, 2017

There was some speculation about the details.

Would love to be a fly on this wall. I'm imagining 25 retired New Yorkers staying at a Premier Inn in Lincolnshire like it's a safari. https://t.co/IS2wHUzGsQ

— Helen Lewis (@helenlewis) May 9, 2017

@helenlewis Day 6: Hartlepool. “We’ll need camouflage”, says the tour guide. “Wear these tracksuit bottoms and be sure to tuck the ends into your socks”

— Jolyon Brown (@Eddie_Catflap) May 9, 2017

@kileytan_legal @JenniferMerode @mckinneytweets @nytimes The Battle of the Thames (with re-enactment), Ride in the £350m Brexit bus, a stuffed Michael Gove … oh hang on

— Paul Gregan (@LankyYabba) May 9, 2017

Disappointingly the official itinerary shows that the entire thing takes place in central London, so it’s more of a ‘liberal metropolitan elite’ Brexit tour. They probably had their reasons though..

@pete_apps @markjansen10 @JenniferMerode @duncanrobinson @nytimes You saying well-heeled Americans won’t want to see the sights of Huddersfield & Stoke?

— Mark Scott (@markscott82) May 9, 2017

@youngvulgarian "Come to London, learn about Brexit. Meet no one who voted for it"

— Chris Terry (@CJTerry) May 9, 2017

Though others had the tourist industry at heart.

For $350 I will introduce readers of the New York Times to this man pic.twitter.com/TLw7A20foY

— Alan White (@aljwhite) May 9, 2017