2023-05-04 06:07:38
People from all over the world are flocking to London to witness the coronation of Charles III. Many international royalists from Canada, Australia, France and other countries have flocked to London to witness the coronation of King Charles III in person. London is a city that knows how to capitalize on such famous residents.
This is a dream come true! 24-year-old French woman Ludivine Decker responded a few days before leaving for London. Originally from Metz in northeastern France, Ludivine Decker, a communications worker, traveled alone to London out of admiration for the British royal family. Ludivine Decker was a child when William and Kate got married in 2011. Last year, Ludivine was still a student during Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Ludivine Dekker added that this opportunity to participate in a royal event like the coronation is ‘not now or never’. Ludiv’s plan is to watch the ceremony on one of the giant screens set up in the heart of the capital and be in front of Buckingham Palace to watch the monarch and his family appear on the balcony.
According to the Center for Retail Research, London already hosts millions of international tourists each year. But more than 2,50,000 people are expected to come to watch the coronation ceremonies. These guests are also expected to spend more than £322 million ($401 million) on accommodation, dining and shopping.
Forty-year-old Australian Anna Bloomfield has arrived in London ahead of the coronation ceremony. Anna’s response was that she appreciated him for all he had to endure as part of the royal family. 54-year-old Catherine, an executive assistant from Toronto, Canada, has come to enjoy the famous luxury ceremonies of the British.
A unique experience
U.S. According to data from search engine Kayak, internet searches by European travelers for flights to London during the coronation week were 65 percent higher than the same week in 2022. Similarly, the booking average in hotels has also increased by 105 percent. The majority of visitors from outside Europe are Americans.
Patricia Yates, director general of Visit Britain, said the coronation would be a huge boost to the country’s struggling tourism sector. Tourist sights include royal gowns at Kensington Palace and special wax figures at Madame Tussauds. On that day, many shops will be selling souvenirs featuring pictures of the royal family. Yates recalled that around 600,000 people visited Buckingham Palace following William and Kate’s wedding to see the bridal gown on display. What better experience than watching a king being crowned, she added.
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