Tiré de l’Aftenposten :
Norwegian hotels ended up recording a disappointing summer season this year, and those tourists who did come filed a record number of complaints. The country’s famed scenery doesn’t always make up for poor service or high prices.
Un peu plus bas :
It can be a shock for American visitors to enter an Oslo restaurant and not find a single bottle of wine under USD 70.
Ou bien encore :
When even modest three-star hotels charge the equivalent of USD 200 per night or more for a double room, foreign tourists’ expectations rise accordingly. Newspaper Dagens Næringsliv reported this week that many were disappointed enough that they wrote letters of complaint.
Certaines personnes s’en rendent compte, c’est déjà ça. Mais de là à espérer un changement…