Economy and Buildings
Tourism is Herm's main source of income, with the majority of tourists arriving on one of the Trident catamaran ferries (Herm Trident V and Herm Trident VI) operated by the Trident Charter Company. On some busy days, the Herm Clipper is also called into service. Herm contains the historic White House hotel.
Money is also made from vegetable growing, livestock and occasionally issuing its own stamps.
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