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On the number of day trippers visiting their town. and one of those residents is andrea zimmermann, whojoins me now. andrea, welcome to the programme. tell me what s happening in your village, in your town? tell me what s happening in your village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for about village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for about 15 village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for about 15 years, i village, in your town? yes, we havel mass tourism for about 15 years, and with all the problems that mass tourism brings with them. so everything in town is aimed at tourists, but not to the locals, not tourists, but not to the locals, not to the residence. so we have a lot of bars and tourist shops, but for example we have no grocery stores. and living here is quite hard we have thousands of tourists a day, more than 1 million have thousands of touri