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Brexit Means Trade and Tourism Suffer Most in These Six EU Nations
And all 27 remaining members have something to lose in the case of a messy break-up.
Brexit Aftermath: Renegotiating EU Trade Agreements
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The EU's remaining 27 members will have to weigh their own potential losses after the U.K voted for Brexit, with a few countries in particular facing much greater stakes.
This group includes two Mediterranean holiday spots (Malta and Cyprus), a next-door neighbor (Ireland), as well as countries whose job-seeking citizens have been attracted to the U.K. labor market in recent years (Poland and Lithuania). These countries heavily rely on the U.K. both in terms of trade and tourism.