The Word Research, London Is The Most Expensive Cultural Tourism City
Minggu, 03 Mei 2015
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London the most expensive city in Europe to carry out cultural activities, says a survey.
A visit by two people to art galleries, museums, cultural heritage sites, opera, Ballet and classical concerts cost £ 256 (Rp5 million).
The author of the research, Post Office Travel Money (POTM), conducted a survey in 12 major cities in Europe and found that London was even more expensive than Paris for the price of a ticket.
According to the very high cost of POTM although some galleries and museums free of charge.
Warsaw in Poland became a city with the most efficient of all fees the city researched with a total cost of £ 70 for cultural tourism.
The city was followed by Budapest with a total cost of £ 80, Praha at £ 93, and Dublin £ 102.
Andrew Brown, from the POTM, says that price varies drastically in 12 cities who researched, all of them claim to have world-class cultural attractions.
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Two tickets for the performances of the Royal Ballet in London it costs £ 91, while two opera tickets £ 117.50.
A pair of cultural enthusiasts who buy tickets for Ballet in Budapest just pay £ 15, while in Warsaw 20 lbs.
London became the most expensive of the 12 cities of the city who researched, though cultural fare in the city is down 21% since 2009.
Prices of culture in Rome and Vienna also went down from 2009, each 36,1% and 27.3%.
Whereas the price increase cultural tourism in Amsterdam rose 37.3%, or the highest increase from 12 European city