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Holidays in the Inquisition are a fairly recent trend, having become a commonplace in most citizens' lives only in the last sixty years. | Holidays in the Inquisition are a fairly recent trend, having become a commonplace in most citizens' lives only in the last sixty years. | ||
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Despite the Inquisition having the longest hot- or warm-weather coastline on Calémere and beaches being a very common geographical feature, both on the tropical seas and on the countless lakes and rivers, beach tourism is not a common phenomenon, even if it has been spreading due to Western influence mediated through Skyrdegan culture. In most cases, beach hotels host vacation camps of sports or gymnastics, with the beach being only an added feature, even if ''yalkhaitah'' ("beach ball"), one of the most popular sports in the Inquisition, was invented by coastal communities and is played on beaches only (or at least on sandy terrains). Conversely, urban and suburban beaches (often lake- or river beaches) are very commonly part of parks and many people like to take a walk there in the evenings after work. | Despite the Inquisition having the longest hot- or warm-weather coastline on Calémere and beaches being a very common geographical feature, both on the tropical seas and on the countless lakes and rivers, beach tourism is not a common phenomenon, even if it has been spreading due to Western influence mediated through Skyrdegan culture. In most cases, beach hotels host vacation camps of sports or gymnastics, with the beach being only an added feature, even if ''yalkhaitah'' ("beach ball"), one of the most popular sports in the Inquisition, was invented by coastal communities and is played on beaches only (or at least on sandy terrains). Conversely, urban and suburban beaches (often lake- or river beaches) are very commonly part of parks and many people like to take a walk there in the evenings after work. | ||