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Originally a fishing port on perhaps a deprived part of Kent. Declined, as fishing industry declined, then rejuvenated as fashionable around 2000. Londoners moved down, second homes developed, it had publicity. Continued to thrive. Still growing in popularity as its reputation is enhanced. Has gained new recognition as a place to visit during COVID, many Londoners left to visit their seaside homes.

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Folkstone seaside's

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- The only sand dune system in East Sussex

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Know for having some of the best surf on the south coast, and arguably being the "home of UK surfing"

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Had a pier built in the late 1800s as a tourist attraction

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Development patterns of seaside.
Cultural development in seaside town, to shares specific environment qualities.
Sea sides resorts developed areas of the sea, it excludes towns.
Significant urban areas in their own right, rather than suburbs of large settlements.

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Part of a popular resort chain

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Newquay is one of the best spots to surf domestically, and with the current COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions, it has most likely been handed a boost, as people currently cannot go abroad.

in general the heritage of surfing the historic places is what makes surfing what it is, like Cloud 9. the fact that it is so good can transport links are okay in Cornwall means it could continue to rise

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- Most likely Stagnation
- No new features to continue to attract new visitors so would be more likely to attract returning regular visitors
- COVID will have also prevented visitors coming from further away

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Part of the beach was washed away by storms in the 90s, which impacted tourism. Since then, improved sea defences were built and tourism levels increased again

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With international travel in the modern era being made easier and easier the draw to go to Cornwall is not as high as some of the more stunning destinations. Cornwall in terms of the UK us connected, but also still quite far away from the big towns which does not help with accessibility.

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Known as a good place for a local holiday for people in the surrounding Somerset and Devon areas. However with the internet age having widened the holiday market, popularity of smaller holiday destinations like Butlins may have declined somewhat.

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Butlins recently built a new venue to increase their appeal and bring in more tourists, showing that they are still drawing in customers and making money. Potential rejuvenation coming from this?