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"A key factor in these challenges is often the tendency of governments to prioritize visitor experiences over the well-being of local residents. This can lead to irreversible changes in these destinations, making them prohibitively expensive, homogenized, or even destroyed," they write. "And let’s face it: visiting such places rarely results in happy travelers. Navigating cities packed with tourists is frustrating; sightseeing in towns where locals resent your presence is upsetting; and wandering through nature littered with trash is depressing."
Here's what's on the list.
https://flip.it/r12JuZ
#Travel #TravelTuesday #Lifestyle #Culture #Tourism #OverTourism
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