Tourists have never been as welcome as they are now.
The coronavirus pandemic has put the brakes on tourism.
The industry faces huge losses. Now people who depend on tourism hope that the coming month will bring a turnaround… as visitors put the lockdown behind them.
Normally they’d be everywhere, crowding beaches, mountain tops and inner cities, leaving their rubbish behind, and lots of cash. But this year, the coronavirus pandemic has kept tourists away, giving nature a break. As for the people depending on tourism, they suffer, and look for new ways of making a living.

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