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Show with example how British seaside resorts have been affected by changes in the number of people taking overseas holidays in the past 30 years.
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Show with example how British seaside resorts have been affected by changes in the number of people taking overseas holidays in the past 30 years In the world we live in today, travelling abroad is just a normal thing; some people do it more than once a week for business purposes. In the 1930's and 1940's most working class people would have travelled to resorts in the UK and 9 times out of ten these would have been by the sea because this is where at the time all the entertainment happened and it was the "in" place to go at the time. However, since then less and less people tend to go to British seaside resorts for long holidays. This is mainly due to the effect of people taking over seas holidays. There are so many reasons for the change in type and destination of holiday today. In the past 30 years...
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