Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Queen in Manchester today
Why would they come to London? The weather? A big clock? They come because of the aura of a living monarch that is famous around the world. I bet if you were to do a survey of why are you going to London or why did you go to London and the answer "because that's where the queen lives" or "to see the queen" would come out on top by the vast majority.
In 50 years time will people still visit the Cavern Club and Liverpool in their thousands like they do now?
johnmc said:WNRH said:johnmc said:It will always be the queens gaff. Just question whether it mattered that she still lived there.
It's the most important thing. Yanks and other tourists won't spend hundreds of millions coming to a country where Royalty used to live and reign. Get rid of the monarchs and in 50 years London would not be a tourist attraction it is now.
How do you know this? How many of them see any of the royal family on their visits.
Thousands visit Manchester, York, bath, Edinburgh etc with no royal palaces to see. And as I've said the palaces would still be there to visit.
Their are many cities all over the world that do not have living monarchs that welcome many visitors.
Prague for example has former royal palaces you can look round. Can you say that people don't visit as their isn't a living queen living there.
Why would they come to London? The weather? A big clock? They come because of the aura of a living monarch that is famous around the world. I bet if you were to do a survey of why are you going to London or why did you go to London and the answer "because that's where the queen lives" or "to see the queen" would come out on top by the vast majority.
In 50 years time will people still visit the Cavern Club and Liverpool in their thousands like they do now?