Many travellers seek out places of solitude when they’re on holiday, but can’t resist the urge to tell the world about them, making it unlikely they will remain quiet in the future. Photo: Getty Images/Westend61
Many travellers seek out places of solitude when they’re on holiday, but can’t resist the urge to tell the world about them, making it unlikely they will remain quiet in the future. Photo: Getty Images/Westend61
Peter Neville-Hadley
Opinion

Opinion

Peter Neville-Hadley

Hidden travel gems you can’t wait to reveal and other great holiday paradoxes

  • Here’s another one: when we go away we want luxury services but without the tourist numbers needed to bankroll them
  • Perhaps 2020 has taught us that staying at home has its merits after all, or at least now we’ve time to examine the paradoxes inherent in being a tourist

Many travellers seek out places of solitude when they’re on holiday, but can’t resist the urge to tell the world about them, making it unlikely they will remain quiet in the future. Photo: Getty Images/Westend61
Many travellers seek out places of solitude when they’re on holiday, but can’t resist the urge to tell the world about them, making it unlikely they will remain quiet in the future. Photo: Getty Images/Westend61
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