She told BBC Radio 4’s You and Yours programme why new restrictions have been introduced… Sabina Castelfranco is a journalist in the city. Clampdown means officially trying to stop or limit people doing something.
Well, the authorities in the city fear that some tourists are showing disrespect to the city and have introduced laws to clampdown on certain behaviour. Respect here is a verb, to mean treat something with care. Lots of people are visiting, Rob – and locals and tourists have differing attitudes towards the way they respect these beautiful and historic sites. Famous for its Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and many other things. Now, let’s start our journey in Italy’s capital city, Rome. Well, as always I will reveal the answer later in the programme. But that’s after I challenge you to answer this question, Sam! Are you ready?Īll great places to visit – but I think I’ll stay close to home and say a) London. This is why we’re going to be discussing how some cities around the world are putting restrictions on the tourists who visit. Something close to our hearts, Sam – it's travel.īut more and more of us are travelling to explore the world – many of us have more leisure time, and the cost of travelling has become relatively cheaper.īut here lies the problem – the places we’re visiting are becoming more crowded, sometimes spoiling the atmosphere and the beauty – the things we came to see in the first place! Hello! So what’s our interesting topic today, Rob? This is the programme where in just six minutes we discuss an interesting topic and teach some related English vocabulary. Note: This is not a word for word transcript Turning something into an artificial, not real, commercial environment, similar to a Walt Disney theme park Officially trying to stop or limit people doing something Listen to the programme to find out the answer. This week's questionĪccording to Mastercard’s Global Destination Cities Index, what was the most visited city in 2018? Was it… Rob and Sam talk about it and teach you related vocabulary. Does your age affect your political views?Įuropean cities such as Rome and Bruges have decided to impose restrictions on tourism to prevent overcrowding and make life easier for the local residents.English at Work (intermediate) Business.Tim's Pronunciation Workshop (intermediate) Pronunciation.The Sounds of English (basic+) Pronunciation.6 Minute Vocabulary (intermediate) Vocabulary.The English We Speak (intermediate) Vocabulary.6 Minute English (intermediate+) Vocabulary.English in a Minute (intermediate+) Vocabulary.Towards advanced grammar reference Grammar.The Grammar Gameshow (intermediate+) Grammar.6 Minute Grammar (intermediate) Grammar.English at University (Intermediate) Features.5 days to improve your pronunciation Courses.5 days to become a better listener Courses.
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