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The US travel magazine “Fodor’s” raises the finger. And post a list of popular travel destinations that should no longer be visited. Reason: They suffer from the consequences of the ever-increasing tourist influx. They just suffer from overcrowding and lack of water. Or, as travel portal Travelnews reports, nature urgently needs a break.

The cliffs in French Normandy suffer from large numbers of tourists. Result: they wear out. The situation in the town of Étretat is particularly bad. Thousands of tourists walking along the beach cause the rock to crumble. Everyone wants to destroy nature by posting the most amazing photos possible on Instagram.

80,000 tourists a day visited Venice last summer! There is nothing for those with agoraphobia… The lagoon city is trying every possible way to control excessive tourism. Cruise ships no longer have unrestricted access to the lagoon. Also this year, day visitors will have to pay an entrance fee.

17 million tourists visit Amsterdam every year. The city is especially popular with men. It gets very busy at night which doesn’t suit many locals. For this reason, authorities are now taking strict measures against the excesses of nightlife. Among other things, smoking weed in public is prohibited.

The county of Cornwall in the southwest of England attracts tourists with its picturesque landscapes. This regularly causes traffic chaos. Even local tourism organizations have been urging travelers to stop visiting Cornwall’s beaches for years. Unsuccessful.

There are also kilometers of traffic jams on the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy. The region is not ready to attack. Ambulances are always stuck. The deputy mayor says: “Our folks can’t drive on the weekend. People are stuck in their homes.”

A record drought is hitting the American west. 40 million people were affected in several states. “Fodor’s” writes that they depend on water for drinking, agriculture, and tourism. The situation in Arizona and Nevada is particularly dramatic.

Millions of travelers visit Indonesia’s holiday island Bali every year. They are responsible for 65 percent of water consumption. The result: local farmers lack water to cultivate their fields. Another negative consequence of the large number of tourists is the huge mountains of waste on the beaches.

Water is also the biggest problem in Hawaii. Hotels use more water than locals. Politician Kaniela Ing’s call was dramatic: “Don’t come to Hawaii anymore! You’re treating us like second-class citizens and literally cutting off our water to encourage overtourism.”

Antarctica is suffering from climate change. But that doesn’t stop many tourists from exploring Antarctica on cruise ships. Emissions and soot particles from ships and airplanes that bring passengers are worsening ice melting.

Source :Blick

Tim

I’m Tim David and I work as an author for 24 Instant News, covering the Market section. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism, my mission is to provide accurate, timely and insightful news coverage that helps our readers stay informed about the latest trends in the market. My writing style is focused on making complex economic topics easy to understand for everyone.