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JohnW · 31-03-2005, 12:04

I really wouldn't worry about this for another second A-B. There will never be, in our lifetime anyway, any noticeable number of tourists in Hyndburn, so, there is no influx to deal with; hence a blank tourism page. Even recognised centres of tourism in England are having trouble attracting home-bred visitors because of the cheapness of finding the sunshine a little further S.E. on the globe. I doubt you will be having many international visitors due to the fact that none of them know about all those fabulous facilities offered to the traveller by your wonderful council. Apart from that, how many hotels are there in the borough? Where are these 'pie in the sky' visitors going to stay? Are there now campsites in the neglected parks around Accrington?

31-03-2005, 12:04	#7
JohnW Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: St. Augustine, Florida, U Posts: 717 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 50	Re: Tourism in Hyndburn - an unusual response I really wouldn't worry about this for another second A-B. There will never be, in our lifetime anyway, any noticeable number of tourists in Hyndburn, so, there is no influx to deal with; hence a blank tourism page. Even recognised centres of tourism in England are having trouble attracting home-bred visitors because of the cheapness of finding the sunshine a little further S.E. on the globe. I doubt you will be having many international visitors due to the fact that none of them know about all those fabulous facilities offered to the traveller by your wonderful council. Apart from that, how many hotels are there in the borough? Where are these 'pie in the sky' visitors going to stay? Are there now campsites in the neglected parks around Accrington? __________________ View my site @ www.btinternet.com/~ukjaguar/index.htm JohnW Last edited by JohnW; 31-03-2005 at 12:06.