On Saturday, we return to the worst of the tourist news of the week in a flop 5.
5 His passport scrawled prevents return to China
On holiday in South Korea, a father was denied his return to China. The trip was extended to the airport because of scribbles made by his son on his passport. Telegraph says that the little 4 year old boy he redid the portrait. In black marker, the child has "disfigured" his father, to the point that the Korea Customs failed to make the connection between the passenger and the man in the photo. The family was able to take off a few hours later, after getting a new passport.
4 News announced rail traffic disruptions
Unions CGT and SUD-RAIL Railroaders call for a new social movement from Tuesday, June 10 evening. Confirmed by SNCF, the strike notice meets the tramps discontent about the proposed rail reform. The unions will be received on June 12 by the Secretary of State for Transport Frédéric Cuvillier.
The project, designed to regulate the sector's debt, to be discussed in
the first reading in the National Assembly on 17, 18 and 19 June.
3 70 Landing: residents excluded festivities
Normandy this week celebrates the 70th anniversary of D-Day. 28,000 guests were expected to attend the commemorations and official convoys were not highly regarded by the locals. In addition to congestion, the Normans have the feeling of being excluded. In Le Figaro , a resident confides: "[it is] as if it was a big party at home without inviting you." The man did not quite wrong since the Prefect advised them to go to the official ceremonies. Le Figaro notes that Hollande has still delivered a speech in tribute to Norman civilian casualties on Friday, May 6 at Caen. And this is the first time such a tribute is paid to them.
2 50 pounds of expired food in the hotels of the World
Brazilian health officials discovered last week more than 50 pounds of spoiled food in hotels where the Italian and English teams stay during the World Cup. Luxurious hotels "Portobell Resort & Safari" and "Royal Tulip" guarded pasta, salmon or meat obsolete in their reserves. But players do not have to worry about. Delegations bring their own food, and sometimes even their own cooks.
1 Sphinx of Giza "Made in China" does not appeal to Egyptians
Faced with strong protests from the Egyptian authorities, park officials announced the demolition of the replica of the Sphinx of Giza. The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities census complained to Unesco. The monument was registered as World Heritage of Humanity, was duplicated in northern China. The project explains that the replica was to be the backdrop for movies and series. But nothing works, the statue, which looks like two peas in the original, will be destroyed. China is already known for its many imitations, including aftershocks of Western cities .
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