The Eden Project has seen visitor number tumble and revealed losses more than doubled after a difficult year for tourism that saw the attraction axe jobs. Alamy/PA
The Eden Project has revealed tumbling visitor numbers and losses more than doubling after a difficult year that saw the attraction axe jobs.
The Cornish ecological centre reported a 10% drop in visitors in the year to March 31, to 543,000 compared with 604,000 the previous year, as it faced “more challenging trading conditions in South West tourism”.
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