Travelers today have more choices than ever. A young backpacker carrying one heavy piece of (11) may look for a cheap (12), where beds are shared and the kitchen is open to everyone. A family driving across the island often stops at a (13) beside the highway, because they can park right outside the door. Older visitors may prefer a small country (14) with six rooms and a hot breakfast. Whatever the budget, travel writers give the same (15): book early, read recent reviews, and check exactly what the price includes.
Every summer this quiet fishing town fills with visitors, and (16) is now its biggest industry. Most people come by bus and stay for only one day. In the morning they join a guided (17) to the waterfall in the hills; in the afternoon they walk along the harbor and buy a small wooden bird as a (18). Shopkeepers welcome the money; (19), some older residents complain that the streets are far too crowded and that rents keep rising. The council now plans to limit the number of buses, hoping to make August more (20) for everyone.