'Everything's dead' for tourism in Spain, say travel operators


By AGENCY

The Mezquita is the most visited site in the Andalusian town of Cordoba in southern Spain. — AFP

The Santos Bar, across from Cordoba, Spain’s celebrated mosque The Mezquita, would normally be groaning with tourists tucking into its trademark Spanish tortillas.

But with the coronavirus pandemic, “everything’s dead”, the owner says.

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