When Covid-19 lockdowns emptied out cities from Paris to Sydney, city dwellers got a glimpse of what life without the hazards of mass tourism could be. Now, as the sound of jet engines and cruise ships fills the air again, we should push for a more balanced return to normality.
Italy offers a glimpse of what that might be with Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s courageous move to ban giant cruise ships from Venice’s lagoon. The decision, which took effect last weekend, might seem like a no-brainer given the ballooning size and damage caused by floating hulks carrying thousands of people, but it is one that carries real economic trade-offs after the pandemic. It should be just the start: the tourism industry that calls for regulation alongside longer-term reinvention...
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EDITORIAL: Tourism needs capable fighter, not reluctant ministerial rejectLindiwe Sisulu is anything but the champion the sector needs in this time of crisis My wife and one of my daughters passed away a few months ago while I was looking for a job. I'm left with my eldest daughter (5) and I'm struggling💔. I'm asking for any tinned food or food that's nearing the expiry date 🙏. My number is 0680997476 Reluctant? How and why is she reluctant? Has she ever expressed her unwillingness to be Tourism Minister? Where are the younger generation 🤦🏾♂️. This is just demoralising.
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