Original sentence: Fishing, including octopus potting, was the predominant profession in Praia da Luz until it has been surpassed by tourism from the 1980s.However, Praia da Luz became more familiar to the international public in 2007 with the disappearance of a British child Madeleine McCann, on the evening of Thursday 3 May, from a holiday flat as her parents ate at a tapas restaurant close by.Praia da Luz (also known as "Luz de Lagos" or "Luz") is the name of both the village and also of the beach.Residual activities from its origins as a fishing village are now only found in isolated pockets to the west, and the area is now dominated by several holiday-villa complexes.The church of Nossa Senhora da Luz (Our Lady of the Light), from which the village takes its name, was badly damaged in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake and its restoration was funded by local contributions.The origins of Praia da Luz date back to Roman times.The resort developed around the old fishing village.The village is a holiday destination drawing visitors mainly from Portugal, Britain, Ireland, France and Germany in particular
Edited sentence: As a holiday destination it is popular for Portuguese, British and Irish tourists in particular.Fishing, including octopus potting, was the predominant profession in Praia da Luz until it has been surpassed by tourism in the 1980 and 1990s.However, Praia da Luz became more familiar to the international public in 2007 with the disappearance of a British child Madeleine McCann on the evening of Thursday 3 May from a holiday flat as her parents ate at a tapas restaurant close by.It is a holiday destination drawing visitors mainly from Portugal, Britain, Ireland, France and Germany.Its origins date back to Roman times.Praia da Luz (also known as "Luz de Lagos" or "Luz") is the name of the village and also of the beach.Praia da Luz, like the Algarve itself, is since the 1970s and 1980s an extremely popular holiday location.Residual activities from its origins as a fishing village are now only found in isolated pockets to the west, and it is now dominated by several holiday-villa complexes.The church of Nossa Senhora da Luz (Our Lady of the Light), from which the village takes its name, was badly damaged in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake that affected many other regions of Portugal as well, and its restoration was funded by local contributions.The resort grown around the old fishing village.These events come as a major shock to all those who lived and worked in the area