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>The counterpart is an American in Paris convinced the banlieu are war zones. This isn't a counterpart because nobody is trying to explain a significant drop i
by s_dev 7mo ago
>The counterpart is an American in Paris convinced the banlieu are war zones.
This isn't a counterpart because nobody is trying to explain a significant drop in tourism numbers to Paris.
- _Tev 7mo ago> This isn't a counterpart because nobody is trying to explain a significant drop in tourism numbers to Paris. Actually there isn't much to explain. Every single person I know that has been to Paris has been disappointed by it and complained how there are way too many people everywhere. Maybe there were just too many tourists in Paris?