Terrorism ‘Redraws Travel Map’ as Tourists Avoid Locations of Recent Attacks
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by News Editor
Areas of France and Turkey have seen a dramatic drop in the number of families flocking to their sandy beaches and vibrant cities.
Travel insiders have said terrorism has “redrawn the map” for tourists — diverting them away from the most popular destinations and forcing them over to Southern Europe.
Read full story at Express.
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