VOICED : Bargain Brexit: Tourists flock to London for weak pound

The transcript discusses the influx of tourists to London due to the weakened pound following the EU referendum. This economic shift has made shopping and dining more affordable for tourists, particularly Europeans and Americans. The video also touches on the potential long-term economic impacts of Brexit, as Prime Minister Theresa May plans to initiate the UK's departure from the EU. The ongoing economic uncertainty is expected to keep the pound low, benefiting visiting shoppers.

What has been a major factor in attracting tourists to London after the EU referendum?

• Increased flight availability

• The introduction of new tourist attractions

• Improved weather conditions

• The weak pound making travel cheaper

How much cheaper has it become for Europeans to shop in London over the last four months?

• 5%

• 8%

• 12%

• 15%

Why is it cheaper for American tourists to buy American products in London?

• Lower import taxes

• Discounts offered by stores

• Special tourist promotions

• The weak pound and VAT claims

What is Prime Minister Theresa May's plan regarding the European Union?

• To delay any decisions until 2020

• To hold another referendum

• To begin divorce proceedings by March 2017

• To strengthen ties with the EU

What is the expected impact of ongoing economic uncertainty on the pound?

• It will cause the pound to fluctuate wildly

• It will have no effect

• It will keep the pound low

• It will strengthen the pound