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Most places with anti tourist movements are places that are completely unable to make money off something that is not tourism. Let’s call them what they are: pl
by mslansn 1y ago
Most places with anti tourist movements are places that are completely unable to make money off something that is not tourism. Let’s call them what they are: places that want to feed off the rest of the country.
- ch_sm 1y agohm. I can see that being true for venice, but what about barcelona and paris?
- vondur 1y agoTourism makes up like 13% of the Spanish economy.
- ch_sm 1y agoInteresting data point! But don‘t you think Barcelona is capable of making money outside of tourism?
- mslansn 1y agoWhich is why I said most places. Some places are definitely able to live without tourism, especially the biggest cities. Most places have absolutely nothing to offer besides a beach and pubs to get drunk in.
- vondur 1y agoSure, but I’d imagine that a large portion of that is spent around Barcelona.
- exiguus 1y agoWhat does this mean?
- exiguus 1y agoI see movements in Rome and Barcelona. Also in Berlin in Paris. All this movements negate your theory. What are the movements you mean?