There is one sentence I heard several times in September, in different places and from different people: “We’re tired of the season.” I understand. Behind a single summer in tourism lie months of work, often without a day off, with staff shortages, long shifts, crowds, heat and the pressure to earn enough in just a few months to cover a much longer period. But the problem begins when that exhaustion starts to show in the service. When things that worked perfectly well until yesterday begin to shut down and when, consciously or unconsciously, we bring the season to an end ourselves. Here, the f
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