Survey of Falklands’ domestic tourism

Tuesday, May 19th 2009 - 14:48 UTC

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New research published by the Falkland Islands Tourist Board this week puts an estimated value of £1,122,000 per year on domestic tourism. The estimate was made following a telephone survey carried out during March 2009, which also enabled the tourist board to calculate that 11,500 domestic trips are taken by Falkland Islanders each year. Read full article

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Salvador
We also use the word “camp” in Argentina to define countryside, albeit here is regarded as sheer Spanglish. The islands, being the huge wildlife reserve and nesting grounds they are, have probably more than a just good place to go to watch birds, waterfowl and sea-mammals, wild flowers, sunsets, &c. It has been for ages a place I'd want to go and spend two or three weeks, but you know how's life these postmodern days and I found yet no free time to do it. It'll be one of my two destinations should I make it before kicking the bucket. The other is India. Cheers!
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