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Devon and Cornwall full to capacity, say police

Devon and Cornwall full to capacity, say police The South West of England has faced an influx of tourists since lockdown was lifted. Now, Devon and Cornwall are ‘full to capacity’ with the emergency services struggling to cope. Since lockdown started, the British tourism sector has been hit hard, losing out on millions of pounds. […]

Sep 8, 2020 By Romy McCutcheon Filed Under: News, Local News, Headlines Tagged With: Police, devon, Cornwall, Holiday, emergency services, staycation, tourism, coronavirus, overcrowding

Buongiorno coronaviral

The coronavirus is a great mystery, but the question that Italy has posed is even more of a mystery. This article argues that there is not so much an outbreak of COVID-19 as there are greater controlling measures in Italy that Europe should be following by example – while also shedding light on the various factors that this coronacrisis is causing Italy to mitigate.

Mar 16, 2020 By Gaia Neiman Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: football, Venice, italy, china, recession, tourism, milan, coronavirus

Has Barcelona Become its Own Worst Enemy? A Look at the Impact of Tourism on the city

Victoria Cramer picks apart the influence of tourism on the culture and security of the Catalan capital city; translated by Valeria Tamayo Camelo. Si quieres una implicación de la escala enorme de turismo en Barcelona, una búsqueda de Google lo revelaría todo. Como he descubierto durante mi investigación para escribir este artículo, una búsqueda de […]

Mar 14, 2020 By Multilingual Filed Under: Multilingual, Spanish Tagged With: Jobs, employment, tourism, la boqueria, la rambla

Unpicking Barcelona’s Pickpocketing Problem

Foreign Correspondent in Catalonia, Spain, Jasmine Zaman, uncovers the realities behind Barcelona’s pickpocketing crisis and explains why Barcelona continues to be a haven for pickpockets.

Dec 20, 2019 By Jasmine Zaman Filed Under: International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: crime, year abroad, Barcelona, tourism, pickpocket

Overcrowding, flooding, climate change, oh my!

Aakruthi Karri contemplates on the issues concerning tourism in Venice.

Jun 24, 2019 By Aakruthi Karri Filed Under: Lifestyle, Culture Tagged With: culture, summer, Venice, Climate Change, geography, tourism, tourists, overpopulation

Culture Club: To Airbnb or Not To Be?

“Don’t become one of those girls from Taken”, Mum tutted as I pawed through endless experiences on the glittering new ‘it’ travel tourism site Airbnb. Recently, the popular bed and breakfast booking option has come under fire for its extortionate effect on micro economies and slammed for its inherent lack of safety. In an article by […]

Nov 29, 2018 By Leah Frape Filed Under: Features Tagged With: travel, Barcelona, The Guardian, tourism, airbnb, Taken, micro-economies

Voluntourism: A Force for Exploitation?

“Iwill never retweet appeals that treat poor children as opportunities to enhance Westerners CVs”. Those were the words of author J.K. Rowling in a stream of tweets in August 2016 after she was asked to endorse a charity offering volunteer opportunities in orphanages. This condemnation of the growing trend of young volunteers from wealthy countries, […]

Oct 9, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: Features Tagged With: travel, gap year, Charity, Volunteering, JK Rowling, Cambodia, tourism, Save the Children, orphanages

48 Hours in Zadar

In the last five years, Croatia has seen a huge increase in tourism. Breathtaking scenery, affordable prices, and great weather is making it the ideal spot for many, especially during the summer. While many young people go for the big name music festivals like Outlook and Hideout, Croatia has a lot more to offer. This is especially evident in […]

May 20, 2016 By Francesca Wright Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: travel, lifestyle, europe, Holiday, croatia, tourism, vacation, student travel, 48 hours in, zadar

48 Hours in Berlin

The shabbier, more controversial and undeniably cooler little sister of Paris, Milan and London, Berlin’s changed a lot in the last 30 years (think walls falling, two nations uniting, etc, etc…). There’s something about this city-in-progress that constantly draws in young creatives, inspired graduates and edgy tourists – including you. So you wanna spend 48 […]

May 16, 2016 By Hannah Butler Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: travel, Germany, lifestyle, Berlin, year abroad, europe, Holiday, tourism, vacation, student travel, 48 hours in

48 Hours in Dublin

48 hours in the Emerald Isle should only be spent in one place: Dublin. The city is versatile enough to be perfect for a romantic getaway or a trip with your friends. Either way, Dublin is a place that cannot be overlooked. Getting There Flights to Dublin are both frequent and inexpensive, with prices starting at around […]

May 13, 2016 By Lifestyle Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: travel, lifestyle, Ireland, Holiday, tourism, dublin, vacation, 48 hours in, weekender

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