Overtourism News

Klook co-founder Ethan Lin stated at the Fortune Leaders Forum that AI can help solve overtourism by diversifying tourist traffic to lesser-known destinations.

Big Sur, California, has faced a challenging summer with wildfires, road closures, and business disruptions, exacerbated by climate change. The community, alrea

France is at risk of losing its title as the world's most-visited country, with a familiar favorite among British tourists poised to take the top spot despite o

A Victorian bridge in Scotland, made famous by 'Harry Potter', has become the country's third most popular attraction, leading to significant overtourism and st

Hundreds of tourists overwhelmed a mountain hut in the Italian Dolomites, drawn by social media videos in search of a specific creamy pastry, reigniting debates

The Dolomites, a scenic Alpine region in Italy, are experiencing an overwhelming influx of tourists, leading to "crazy" queues for local delicacies and putting

A new study indicates that holidaymakers are increasingly avoiding popular "over-touristy" destinations. This trend suggests a shift away from repeatedly visiti

Residents of Bibury, a picturesque Cotswolds village, are opposing new developments due to overtourism, expressing strong anger over the impact on their communi

The Cotswolds village of Bibury, known for its historic cottages, has rejected plans for new shops and a cafe due to local concerns about overtourism. Residents

TikTok and Instagram are fueling a fossil-hunting boom on Britain's Jurassic Coast, with millions of views attracting amateur hunters and putting pressure on th

Those who maintain the Lake District National Park express disgust over daily tourist behavior, warning that overtourism is causing tensions to escalate despite

Thousands of protesters filled the streets of Palma, Mallorca, to denounce mass tourism, highlighting growing concerns over 'touristification' in Spain.

The owners of Brombil Reservoir, a beauty spot that gained viral fame on TikTok during the Covid-19 pandemic for its turquoise water, are now asking people to s

Barcelona's new sustainable tourism commissioner, José Antonio Donaire, aims to reduce the impact of nearly 16 million annual visitors on the Catalan capital.