You are correct that you would be able to travel to those destinations in event of Brexit but you would not be able to work - reducing life opportunities for us and more importantly the next generation.
Public services are not under strain from eu migrants, this is another 'fib and scare' from the out campaign. Public services are funded by taxation which is decided by westminster, if you think they are underfundex then blame british politicians not johny foreigner who, as in my previous examples, is paying handsomely in tax and gettinv very little benefit. Most eu migrants are net contributors to our tax system and should be thanked not tarnished with the brush of islamic terrorism which is just inciteful

Not really true - sure you'd have to jump through more hoops and wouldn't be automatically allowed, but I know lots of people who spent gap years etc working in Australia, New Zealand, and other places. I have friends now who live and work in Singapore, Hong Kong, Africa (various countries). The only thing which would change is that you'd have to do some paperwork first

You've concentrated on the economic angle again Johnny whereas I meant the practical experiences....

If you were able to talk to people from Lincolnshire, they would tell you how immigration has blighted their daily lives due to over population. Fruit and Veg picking in the fields of the fens was a seasonal thing, but now the EU laws mean foreign labour is allowed to live here 24/7, so eastern european folk have permanently settled in places like Boston and Lincoln and taken over those towns.

The indigenous population (now very much in the minority and trapped there by falling house prices compared to more lucrative/salubrious areas to live) cannot get to see a GP for weeks, get their kids in a local school and have seen their high streets turned into Polish Deli's, betting shops and massage parlours. Their grown up children cannot leave home because they cannot get a job that pays enough for the rent and living expenses... let alone find a house to buy for themselves.

So yes... I am blaming Johnny Foreigner (your words not mine) as these hardships are keenly felt by the residents of Lincolnshire and are definitely as a direct result of immigration.

What have you to say to them to persuade them that remaining in the EU is a good idea?

No you didnt, apologies....i was referring to an earlier post with that comment

Ahhh... showing your true colours now Johnny.

I highlight a genuine bunch of disadvantaged people and you belittle them and their plight by labelling them bigots.

You're not Gordon Brown are you?

Killed the debate for me Johnny I'm afraid.

Sad that in this day and age people can dismiss someone's plight with such disdain whilst dreaming of sipping wine on a foreign beach without the need for a visa highlights how little some people care for our own countrymen and are more worried about economic factors than genuine hardship.

I hope your opinions and mindset are in the minority.