Status. Now locals, many of whom earn their living from the travel industry, are calling for more sustainable tourism. Reporter every time tour guide paolo patuzzo crosses the rialto bridge, he cant help but wonder where did his charming city go . The one thats now overrun with millions of tourists . How can venice protect itself from the onslaught of visitors . Hes sure this piece of world Cultural Heritage wont survive as a photo backdrop alone. Paolo patuzzo my love for this city makes me seek out places and people who are keeping venice alive. Because there are enough people who are countersteering and navigating the city into troubled waters. Reporter like most venetians, paolo lives from tourism, which presents him with a dilemma. He now conducts special tours to draw attention to the citys problems, like in his own district, where rents are rising as flats are being used as holiday homes. More and more venetians are moving away. At the bar paolo frequents, venices decline is a h
Status. Now locals, many of whom earn their living from the travel industry, are calling for more sustainable tourism. Reporter every time tour guide paolo patuzzo crosses the rialto bridge, he cant help but wonder where did his charming city go . The one thats now overrun with millions of tourists . How can venice protect itself from the onslaught of visitors . Hes sure this piece of world Cultural Heritage wont survive as a photo backdrop alone. Paolo patuzzo my love for this city makes me seek out places and people who are keeping venice alive. Because there are enough people who are countersteering and navigating the city into troubled waters. Reporter like most venetians, paolo lives from tourism, which presents him with a dilemma. He now conducts special tours to draw attention to the citys problems, like in his own district, where rents are rising as flats are being used as holiday homes. More and more venetians are moving away. At the bar paolo frequents, venices decline is a h
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Good morning, i am the executive Vice President of the u. S. Chamber of commerce, in charge of international affairs. On behalf of the u. S. Chamber of delighted toare host the u. S. Secretary of state for exiting the European Union, david davis, give him a round of applause. I know, secretary davis this is your first visit back to washington in some time. It is an interesting time on both sides of the atlantic. Here we have our unique set of interesting and complex challenges which will not be discussed at todays discussion. An are coming off interesting round of negotiations with your counterpart in europe as well. I know there are a lot of Business Leaders but there are also diplomats from Different Industries in washington. I want to recognize one diplomat in particular. Embassy whohe u. K. Has done a great job representing your country in washington dc. Now, it is an unusual occurrence, someone said on their way in, this is the first time in 25 years ive worn a tie on a friday bef
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