It is striking that the city is still in this situation, given that this is not new; looking at the tourism history of the country, we can see that Punta del Este has always been severely affected by the economic and political problems of Argentina; this happened in 1953 because of the opposition that the Peron’s government faced from Uruguay, and finally in 1981 because of the monetary devaluation of the local currency. The mistake of Punta del Este was not having achieved their independence from Argentina and the lack of direct substitutes available for when the situation turns bad. The city is facing a negative scenario with no prospect of improvement in the short term, and with the lack of foreign investment, the situation only tends to get worse. Today there are more than eight thousand properties still waiting for an owner. In recent years, local people only thought about square feet, and the sad reality is that now they need to start focusing again in…
It's a good place for business because it is Located on the Adriatic Sea in the northeast of Italy's "boot," it was in the best position for trade with the East. As early as 1000 CE, Venice had already developed a strong economy by carrying goods by ship between Europe and the Byzantine Empire. During the Crusades, Venetian ships carried Crusaders east and brought back riches from those countries.…
Have you ever wondered how the deadly eruption of Mount Vesuvius affected the city and its people in the past and present time? This is an intriguing topic to learn about and not to mention the history of this region. The colossal volcano has been haunting Italy throughout their existence. Proof of this, is the eruption before and after, tourism, and threats today are all factors of this of how the eruption has had an affect then and now.…
Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world, and each year more than two million tourists, so visit Pompeii and around half a million-visit Herculaneum. Yet tourism is vital to the economy, constant destructions are evident by the erosion of roads and footpaths caused by heavy tourist traffic, exposed and broken lead water pipes, vandalism, parts of the mosaics, pottery and marble missing due to the poorly managed sites. Furthermore,…
There are so much rhetoric could be used to describe every city in Europe, such as mysterious, magnificent, tranquil...Many cities would not like to bear a single word because of their multi-culture. But only one word they never battle for, it quietly stays there, leave for the only city. It is called great. It is called Rome. With the help of diamond King, Caesar, the matchless general, with a sharp tomahawk who contributed to led Rome to restore the steady, strengthen cohesion and come on to a diamond Rome. However, under the tremendous glory and prosperity, extreme finance, loose military and decayed politics was abruptly…
The city of Venice was raised from the marshy lagoons, creating a habitable location for humans where…
Theme: Cities can be shown their bad side towards visitors, but without really knowing the city you will not be able to see the things that the city is highly proud of what they do in their daily lives.…
As its population number of 80000 rubbed shoulders with Paris, Milan and Florence, which were at the time the most populated cities in Europe, Venice could least expect the new shortcomings that awaited them. The ports of the cities of northern Italy were the busiest and richest of all in terms of trade and commerce allowing them to acquire special treatment from the government. This growth in population obviously caused an increase in Europe’s inhabitants as a whole. To cater to the needs of this new change of population increase, new towns had to be established, as the land was too small to contain and feed all these people.…
This story talks about people love the city and seem to be willing to do anything in order to remain there or just be there in general. The author compares it to a drug in this sense, stating that the city is an addiction. This work also admires the scenery and eye catching features of the city, especially the sun which, to the author, was “…turning the waters of the bay to glistening gold” and making “the green islands on either side, in spite of their warlike mountings, [look] calm and peaceful” (Johnson 387). In this work, James Weldon Johnson depicts the city as something that controls or has a hold on the people who come here “I began to feel the dread power of the city; the crowds, the lights, the excitement, the gayety” (Johnson 387). He was trying to convey all of the appealing features the city had that drew people in and made them never wanting to leave, thus people doing everything in their power to remain in this exciting…
To what extent did the need for strategic leadership lead to the rise of Venice between the 9th and 15th centuries? Venice was a major trading power between the 9th and 15th centuries, which led to extraordinary wealth and vast trading services. After the fourth Crusade, Venice became the strongest republic of the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. As a result, Venice succeeded in dominating the entire maritime traffic. Venetians with adventurous spirits traveled abroad in search for new opportunities for commerce in order to have a good standard of living, which generated numerous wealth. Therefore, the city Venice began to grow as a vital trading player. The need for strategic leadership that led to the Rise of Venice, should be embraced to the fullest extent. Venice, a centre of trade is uniquely independent because of it’s unique location, effective leadership, trade development and expansion thus, these series of events lead to the Rise of Venice.…
I. The streets of Venice are filled with spectacular architectural designs, soaring bridges, talented artist, handcrafted jewelry & scarfs, and gondolas that float on the water like giant fallen leaves.…
In parallel with work to construct MOSE, the Venice Water Authority and Venice Local Authority are raising quaysides and paving in the city in order to protect built-up areas in the lagoon from medium high tides (below 110 cm, the height at which the mobile barriers will come into operation). These measures are extremely complex, particularly in urban settings such as Venice and Chioggia where the raising must take account of the delicate architectural and monumental context.…
Venice is dominated by reason. Reason is a form of control – control over others is power and self-control makes you invulnerable. Even the underbelly/ unsavoury side of Venetian culture has a masculine obsession with control. Cyprus is used as an example of a place without proper control in place; the Venetians need to subdue it. In Cyprus there is no reason, so control is imposed by killing.…
There is no doubt that visiting new places, opening interesting corners of the planet and exploring exotic sights are always attractive. But often people forget about main purposes of tourism, by damaging our nature. That is why the quality of environment has become the essential problem for tourism. And although tourism can be very beneficial and useful, it impacts on our nature in a harmful way. So, to be or not to be...a tourist?…
In this piece this widespread term is examined under a peculiar perspective. According to the author “globalization” and “technology” are destroying the values of centuries of human history. “We live in an age of contemporary confusion brought on by frequent travel”, in a way showing the audience how the world is changing and how easy it is to go from a country to another. However the confusion brought by constant air travel makes many countries lose their appeal. According to the author now we are able to see a bit of London in Prague and a bit of Prague in Budapest. In the writer opinion this means that cities are losing their uniqueness and distinctiveness, due to the increasing number of people travelling from a place to another causing people to return to their native countries with the idea of coping the style of other cities in their own places.…