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Why the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics are already an expensive nightmare for many locals and tourists

Why the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics are already an expensive nightmare for many locals and tourists

July 23, 2024 Benjamin Hughes

Paris — The 2024 Paris Summer Olympics open this week, and athletes from around the world have been arriving to prepare for the competition. France, however, has been preparing for several years, and not everyone in Paris is pleased with the disruption those preparations have brought.

Some Parisians have complained for months on social media about the state of the French capital, with some warning tourists to stay away.

“If you’re planning on coming to Paris for the Olympic Games… do not come! Do not come… The city of Paris is making it hell on earth,” one resident warned in an online rant.

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Elaine Cobbe

Elaine Cobbe is a CBS News correspondent based in Paris. A veteran journalist with more than 20 years of experience covering international events, Cobbe reports for CBS News’ television, radio and digital platforms.

Source: cbsnews.com