Arras was famous in the Middle Ages for its production of cloth and hanging tapestries, the kind through which Polonius meets his demise in Hamlet.
Arras used to be famous for making cloth.
Four decades after it exploded, tourism on the islands overheated, leaving in its ashes a forest of massive, block-booked hotels and beach-hugging villa communities with few discernible ties to Spain'places lined with German bier halls, English fish  n' chips joints, and low-rent bars and discos.