Overblown warnings of Olympics travel chaos are turning key sites into ghost towns and threatening Britains economic recovery, say business leaders.Messages to stay away from London and other key venues have worked too well, with visitor numbers suffering catastrophic falls.Incredibly, almost a third of the five million people employed in the capital are expected to heed official advice to work from home at some point over the fortnight to avoid disruption which has failed to materialise.
Bare: Overblown warnings of Olympics travel chaos are turning key sites into 'ghost towns' and threatening Britain's economic recovery, say business leaders. This image shows an empty Westfield shopping centre at Shepherds Bush at lunchtime yesterday
Empty: Messages to stay away from London and other key venues have worked too well, with visitor numbers suffering catastrophic falls. A usually heavily congested Blackwall Approach is virtually deserted
Leading attractions, meanwhile, are reporting visitor numbers down by a third on the same period last year.Experts insist that even if the short-term economic benefits of hosting the Games do not materialise, Britain will enjoy incalculable longer-term benefits in terms of increased trade and tourism.
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Leading attractions, meanwhile, are reporting visitor numbers down by a third on the same period last year.Experts insist that even if the short-term economic benefits of hosting the Games do not materialise, Britain will enjoy incalculable longer-term benefits in terms of increased trade and tourism.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...D-fears-Games-travel-chaos.html#ixzz22Li49Wy4