UK beach dubbed people’s ‘worst nightmare’ as tourists flock in their thousands | UK | News
In hot weather, Brighton will be taken by tourists who want to spend some time by the sea – but the locals are not so sharp. As temperatures rose to the hottest levels ever seen at the weekend this year, Brits packaged the British coastal towns and cities.
A Tiktok user (@Taylamepham1) released a video of Brighton Beach, with a little empty space showing sand and sea jam full of tourists. One commentator says that this is the “worst nightmare”, the other is the people who go to the beach on hot days, “whether they find it really fun?”
“I love the beach, but I can’t imagine wanting to put myself in this situation.”
A Reddit user had the same answer to how much the cities of Brighton natives were busy and had the same answer as one user: “You avoid the beach everywhere in a five -minute walk of two piers and West Street.
A report by Marina Novelli, the University of Brighton, said that extreme usury may cause “loss of authenticity ve and pose an important risk for the future attractiveness of a destination.
He said that he could damage landscapes, sea landscapes, air and water quality and living conditions of residents and cause economic inequalities and social exclusion.
The number of tourists visiting Brighton (approximately 10 million a year) is so overwhelming that local authorities thought of bringing 5 £ tourism tax per day, which can be added to park costs, train tickets or a private application.
Caroline Cartellii, from the aid of travel insurance and aid company Europ, claimed that a tourism tax for those who visit Brighton could potentially suppress tourism problems in the region.
“Excessive England, Brighton, popular England coastal places, such as excessive England, while continuing to challenge the coastal places, innovative solutions are very important,” he said. Daily Express.
Cartelli claimed that Gündüz-Tripps did not contribute much to the local economy because they usually bring their own food and leave the garbage behind, but a tourism tax can help limit overcrowded and encourage tourists to spread more in the city rather than dense areas.
Bella Sankey, the leader of Brighton & Hove Municipal Assembly, Independent Last year “Brighton & Hove is not forced by Tourism; welcome.
“As a place with the most sunny cities and beautiful beaches in England and Wales, magnificent culture, art, sports, packaged activity calendar and natural southern outputs, we are the best travel target throughout the year.”
