Would you consider your town "touristy"

[j0rd]

my town no, but Swansea/Gower is really touristy

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[Inseriousity.]

Not at all. I mean bless the council, they really try. "we've got mima [art gallery] and the Transporter Bridge [bridge that moves... but is always closed for repairs]." Funnily enough, a couple of days ago, I did see a chinese couple with one of those touristy cameras taking pictures at half 6 in the morning and I'm just thinking wtf are you doing.

[Gina]

well we have a theme park so i'd assume so with and another being a 25 minute drive away

[RuthOnToast]

couldn't think why anyone would want to come to rotherham unless you live there well i did see a couple walking around my village who was visiting there but i think they were visiting family
Might get people visiting Sheffield but i think most the people there are students

[Chris]

Yeah I would say so. The place I live now and where I'm from both have very historical attractions which attracts tourists.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Liverpool is quite touristy nowadays, yeah.

Tuk tuks, tourist gift shops... we always have absolutely LOADS of Spanish and Italians shopping in huge groups. Hotels springing up all the time.

[Sixtiess]

Not at all.

[Lucy]

I live near Perth, Australia. I would never recommend someone visit Perth itself as a tourist as you would be done by the end of the first day, you would also be broke.

[Zak]

No I live in a hamlet so it's not in any way geared towards tourism

[Samantha]

couldn't think why anyone would want to come to rotherham unless you live there well i did see a couple walking around my village who was visiting there but i think they were visiting family
Might get people visiting Sheffield but i think most the people there are students

They might just come for The Chuckle Brothers .

Where I live no, unless people really want to see the Haribo Factory lmao.