Location: North-west England
Growth
It became a major tourist centre in the 19th century, especially for the inhabitants of northern industrial towns such as Manchester. Factory workers could increasingly afford a holiday, and travelled by train to the coast. Blackpool was most popular between 1900-1950.
Stagnation
However, as people's disposable income became larger, they preferred to go to other places with a package holiday.This created huge competition for Blackpool and other UK seaside resirts.
Fewer people visited Blackpool as a result. Blackpools summer weather is extremely unreliable which proved a major disadvantage
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