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An upmarket holiday destination? Not now
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From Valerie Harding.
JERSEY Tourism has been promoting the Island as an ‘upmarket’ tourist destination for the past few years.
With the advent of the so-called Jersey Eye and Deputy Paul Le Claire’s proposal for a tram along the Waterfront (JEP, 2 June) will these be followed by stalls selling candyfloss, ‘kiss me quick’ hats and Donald McGill saucy postcards?
Oh, and do not forget a tall pointed metal construction with an outlook platform. Remind you of anywhere?
6 Clos de Devant,
Carrefour Selous,
St Lawrence.
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