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British comedy has penetrated American airwaves to the point of no return. The Brits have us laughing our arses off and are now tempting their countrymen to visit funny old England and tour comedic landmarks dedicated to the greats.
Comedy England is England’s latest ‘staycation’ attraction soon will be aimed at attracting global travelers in the fall.
After all, who wouldn’t want to visit the resort of Torquay, the setting for 1970s hit sitcom Fawlty Towers?
Are you a Bridget Jones fan? You can visit her flat above Glove Pub or eat at Cantina del Ponte where Bridget had a date with Dennis Cleaver. It is located on Butler’s Wharf and boasts fantastic views of the Thames and the Tower Bridge.
Can’t get enough of Monty Python? You can dine where Mr. Creosote had his last meal or enjoy Spamalot at the Palace Theater.
Whether you love Shakespeare, Absolutely Fabulous, Laurel & Hardy or others, England is hoping that Comedy England will increase the country’s share of tourism dollars.
“Comedy is an integral part of the British heritage and culture. The Comedy England campaign is designed to attract tourists to the region by highlighting one of the country’s most significant cultural achievements, the ability to laugh at just about anything.”
Will a comedy tour of England tempt you into a UK vacation? Do you think this is a viable tourist concept with long-term potential?
Photo Credit: Dr. Sabrina Segal
