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Daily Record
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Woman goes on holiday to party in Spain but is startled when she gets there
A holidaymaker who often shares videos of her travels with her followers online has shared her experience of one Spanish hotspot. She admitted she went there to party, but it didn't exactly go to plan Scores of holidaymakers jet off to unwind and let their hair down. Besides sunbathing on the golden sands, many travellers relish a refreshing drink as the evening sun sets and like to explore local bars. Yet, one female traveller pursuing just that was left underwhelmed during her holiday to the Spanish city of Valencia. Chelsie, who flaunts her travel lifestyle to over 12,500 followers on Instagram as @chelsieelf, recently shared a video that captured her bewildered reaction to Valencia's surprisingly tame nightlife scene. Her reel's caption stated: "When you didn't read the news and go to Valencia expecting amazing nightlife and late-open bars." Partway through her video, a news headline appears that reads: "Spanish seaside city to close bars early and remove terraces in huge tourism crackdown." Chelsie then elaborated in her post's caption with insights she gained while in Valencia. She revealed: "Because of too much noise from people partying in bars and clubs, recently police enforced closing times of 1am, many places closed at 12. I still found a bar that closed at 3 on a weekday though." In addition, she commented on her further observations of Valencia, stating the cuisine is "relatively cheaper than other parts of Spain that tourists visit". She expressed admiration for the city's "interesting architecture" and pointed out that the prime beaches were 'at least an hour South or North'. Commenting in the section below, a savvy individual pointed out: "Tourism was killing the city, this is a way to crack down on it. Most of the locals now go out outside of the city centre, since the city centre is basically now all Airbnbs." Many people also highlighted last year's devastating floods in Valencia which claimed numerous lives. One commenter remarked: "Yeah there was also a massive flood that killed a lot of people and Valencia is still recovering from it. It never hurts to learn a bit before traveling." Another chimed in saying: "I'm in Valencia, 7 months ago we had a massive flood, lots of people died and others lost their homes and cars and businesses... so yeah maybe partying is on our minds.." A third contributed: "There was a huge flood that people are trying to recover from so people are still mourning." One Valencian resident also made an appeal writing: "As a Valencian, please keep coming but being respectful of the culture, nature and residents."
Daily Mirror
11 hours ago
- Daily Mirror
'I visited Spain hotspot expecting amazing nightlife but was left disappointed'
One female holidaymaker who was looking to let her hair down on her trip away to a Spanish hotspot admits she was left disappointed when she got there at the lack of nightlife Many people head off of their holidays to let their hair down. As well as the beach, a lot of tourists like to enjoy a tipple as the sun goes down and head out to some bars. However, one female holidaymaker who was after just this admits she was left disappointed when she headed to Spanish city Valencia for a trip away. Chelsie, known as @chelsieelf on Instagram, often shares videos about her travels, which she does while working remotely, with her 12,500 followers. And one of her latest reels sees her strolling around Valencia looking startled at the lack of nightlife. The caption for the video reads: "When you didn't read the news and go to Valencia expecting amazing nightlife and late-open bars." A new headline flashes up half-way throughout the clip which reads: "Spanish seaside city to close bars early and remove terraces in huge tourism crackdown." Following up in the caption of her clip, Chelsie shares things she learned about Valencia on her trip. She wrote: "Because of too much noise from ppl partying in bars and clubs, recently police enforced closing times of 1am, many places closed at 12. I still found a bar that closed at 3 on a weekday though." Talking about more Valencia findings, Chelsie also said that the food is "relatively cheaper than other parts of Spain that tourists visit". She also mentioned that she loved the "interesting architecture" and said that the best beaches are 'at least an hour South or North'. Writing in the comments section, one person in the know said: "Tourism was killing the city, this is a way to crack down on it. Most of the locals now go out outside of the city centre, since the city centre is basically now all Airbnbs." Many also mentioned the floods that hit Valencia last year, which killed hundreds of people. One person said: "Yeah there was also a massive flood that killed a lot of people and Valencia is still recovering from it. It never hurts to learn a bit before traveling." While another added: "I'm in Valencia, 7 months ago we had a massive flood, lots of people died and others lost their homes and cars and businesses... so yeah maybe partying is on our minds..." A third chimed also wrote: "There was a huge flood that people are trying to recover from so people are still mourning." Another resident of the city also had a plea, writing: "As a Valencian, please keep coming but being respectful of the culture, nature and residents."
BBC News
11-06-2025
- BBC News
Heavily pregnant Redditch woman found after missing appeal
A heavily pregnant woman who was missing for nearly three weeks has been Downes, also known as Chelsie, was last seen at about 11:30 BST on 22 May in the Winyates Centre in Redditch, police said earlier this 35-year-old went missing from her home and was nine months pregnant, the force said at the Wednesday, West Mercia Police said she was found safe and well and thanked everyone who shared their appeal. Follow BBC Hereford & Worcester on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
The Sun
10-06-2025
- The Sun
Desperate search for heavily pregnant woman, 35, last seen in UK shopping district 3 weeks ago as cops urge ‘dial 999'
A FRANTIC search is underway to find a heavily pregnant woman has not been seen for almost three weeks. Jade Downes, also known as Chelsie, 35, was last seen in Redditch's Winyates Centre at around 11.30am on May 22. Jade is nine months' pregnant and is described by police as being white, around 5ft in height, with brown eyes and long brown haire. West Mercia Police launched an appeal to find the mum-to-be last night.
BBC News
10-06-2025
- BBC News
Heavily pregnant woman last seen in Redditch missing for weeks
Fears are growing for the safety of a 35-year-old woman who is missing from home and is nine months Downes, also known as Chelsie, has been missing for nearly three weeks, West Mercia Police was last seen at about 11:30 BST on 22 May in the Winyates Centre in Redditch, a spokesman for the force Downes is described as white, about 5ft tall (1.5m) with brown eyes and long brown hair. Anyone who knows where she is is asked to call 999. Follow BBC Hereford & Worcester on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
