‘No one comes here any more’: the human cost as Covid wipes out tourism

From Bolivia's Lake Titicaca to wildlife tourism in Nepal, we find out how the crisis has affected people in four travel hotspots - and whether or not they want the tourists to return

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In March last year, it was predicted that the global travel shutdown would cause international arrivals to plummet by 20 to 30% by the end of 2020.

Six weeks later, the UN World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) revised their warning: international arrivals could fall by up to 80% - equating to a billion fewer tourists and the worst crisis in the history of the industry.