TAYLOR Swift’s sold-out UK tour has proved an unexpected boost for her ex-boyfriend Harry Styles’ hometown.
The Holmes Chapel Partnership run ‘Harry’s Home Tours’, showing the One Direction star’s fans around the village he grew up in.
However, they have been forced to add more tour dates as Swift's fans are swarming the village while she performs the UK leg of ‘The Eras Tour’.
The Shake It Off singer, 34, will perform three nights at Anfield in Liverpool this week, starting on Thursday (June 13).
She and Harry, dubbed ‘Haylor’, were first spotted together in November 2012 but split after a trip to the British Virgin Islands the following January.
During their relationship, Styles even brought Swift to Holmes Chapel - where she went to a local Chinese restaurant with him.
Taylor Swift performs in Liverpool this week (Image: PA)
Gail Griggs, an events coordinator at the Holmes Chapel Partnership, is 'thrilled' that Swifties are tracing 'Taylor’s memorable visit with Harry'.
She said: "We’re thrilled to announce this extra tour due to the overwhelming demand for tickets this weekend.
"The electrifying atmosphere generated by Taylor Swift’s concert has swept across the north west and we anticipate a surge of her fans eager to explore Holmes Chapel during their visit.
"This weekend, we’re preparing to welcome a wave of Swifties to the village, both on and off the tours where they can retrace the footsteps of Taylor’s memorable visit with Harry in 2012."
The tour takes fans to the bakery where Styles once worked (Image: SWNS)
The tour costs £20 and will run on Saturday mornings in June and then will also take place on weekdays in July, August and September.
It will take visitors to places such as Mandeville’s Bakery, where Styles once worked, and Twemlow Viaduct, where he had his first kiss.
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