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Cruel summer: Europe's travel industry bruised by Covid-19 restrictions

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It's been a cruel summer for Europe's tourism industry - but did local visitors help make up for the lack for international travellers? Will the French government's plan to boost the economy help struggling small businesses? We talk to Paris-based entrepreneur Christian Osburn from Bike About Tours and Le Peleton Café. Plus: champagne producers try to keep a cork in this year's grape harvest, as demand for the sparkling wine loses its fizz.

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