Döllersheim Becomes Dark Tourism Destination

The village of Döllersheim in Austria, abandoned since the Nazi regime forced evacuations for a military training area, has become a dark tourism destination. The area holds historical significance due to its association with Adolf Hitler's family and remains a military exclusion zone. Meanwhile, Weymouth, a popular British seaside town, is embroiled in disputes over beach hut tenancies managed by three elderly women who have evicted non-local tenants and those misusing electricity, despite a long waiting list for the huts. In Ibiza, known for its vibrant nightlife, there is a contrasting wellness culture with yoga in natural settings and relaxing spa experiences. The village of Hallsands in Devon was mostly destroyed in 1917 due to government-sanctioned beach material extraction, making it vulnerable to storms. This event stands as a warning against environmental exploitation.