CANADA'S NEW TOURISM : ''ICEBERG SIGHTSEEING''

TOURISTS flocked to look at an icebergs from the seashore of King's Point in Newfoundland, Canada.

Formerly the center of cod fishing, the island province now sees more and more Icebergs that made their last trip from Greenland to Newfoundland.

The abundance of icebergs, which continue to venture further into Canadian waters, has created a new form of TOURISM, iceberg sightseeing.

In 2018, more than 500,000 tourists visited the province of Newfoundland, contributing 570 million  Canadian dollars to the local economy, according to the estimates of the provincial government. [AFP]