'Rip-off' parking charges of up to £30-a-day are driving tourists away from Britain's seaside towns

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Seaside towns in the UK have long been popular destinations for tourists, with many relying on visitor revenue to support local economies. The cost of parking is a significant factor in the overall expense of a day trip or holiday, and high charges can deter visitors from staying for extended periods. As a result, excessive parking fees can have a broader impact on the financial well-being of these towns and the businesses that operate within them.

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'Rip-off' parking charges of up to £30-a-day are driving tourists away from Britain's seaside towns

Parking at some seaside destinations now costs between £20 and £30 for six hours or longer, with councils effectively clawing back any savings the Government has given families.