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- The town of Fujikawaguchiko in Japan is located at the base of Mount Fuji and offers stunning views of the country's most famous natural wonder. Naturally, the town is overrun with tourists who come for the views and to start their treks up the mountain. At the beginning of 2024, it was announced that an entry fee for the popular Yoshida trail would be implemented starting in July.
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Japan
- More recently, authorities in the resort town have built a barrier at a popular viewpoint in the town: the Lawson convenience store. The location offers breathtaking views of Mount Fuji, but locals complain that tourists overcrowd the pavements, litter, and ignore traffic regulations. The screen is 65 feet (20 meters) long and 8 feet (2.5 meters) tall.
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While many approve this new measure and hope it will reduce overtourism as well as protect the local fauna and flora, others believe it's a step too far. Japan is famous for its gracious and hospitable spirit, but the country at large has been struggling with the high number of tourists it receives for some time. In March, tourists were banned from entering the Geisha district in Kyoto due to "out of control behavior."
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- Japan’s plan to tackle overtourism includes strengthening the country’s infrastructure by increasing the number of taxis and buses (including bus services specifically for tourists).
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- Another measure includes diverting tourists from cities such as Tokyo by promoting other less-known tourist destinations in the country.
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Amsterdam
- In 2023, Amsterdam launched an ad campaign discouraging rowdy tourists from visiting the Dutch city.
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Amsterdam
- Limits were also imposed on bar crawls as well as a ban on smoking cannabis in the famous red-light district. Visitors can also expect to pay a tourist tax too, which in 2024 is 12.5% of an overnight rate.
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Bali
- To curb overtourism, the government introduced a tourist tax in 2024. Now, every person entering the island will have to pay IDR 150,000 (approximately US$10).
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- Bali also plans to ban tourists from renting motorbikes.
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Rome
- Italy is one of the most-visited countries in Europe. As such, measures to control crowds have been imposed in major cities, including the capital, Rome. For example, in 2023 a €5 (US$5.36) fee was introduced to those visiting the Pantheon.
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Venice
- Venice has banned large cruise ships from entering its historic lagoon, but the city is still overcrowded with tourists. A tourist tax was proposed for 2023, but it will only come into effect in 2025.
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Athens
- The number of visitors is capped at the city’s historical Acropolis. The maximum allowed per day is 20,000, all in pre-booked designated hour slots. In 2024, the new booking system will also apply to other attractions across the country.
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Barcelona
- Barcelona has been struggling with overtourism for many years. In 2022 the Catalan capital limited the size of tour groups and introduced noise restrictions.
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Barcelona
- New hotels in the city center have also been restricted and so have short-term room rentals.
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Barcelona
- The city also closed its northern port terminal to cruises and introduced a “city surcharge,” which increased in 2024 to €3.25 (US$3.48).
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- More recently, the route of bus number 116 was removed from map apps. The bus route was used by many tourists to visit Park Güell, one of Barcelona's main attractions. This obviously had an impact on resident's lives, who welcomed the measure.
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Croatia
- Carrying wheeled luggage through the streets of Dubrovnik city center is not allowed. In an attempt to stop the noise in the old city’s cobbled streets, tourists must leave their luggage in lockers.
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France
- From the French Riviera to Paris, the European nation is one of the most visited in the world. As a result, numerous measures have been taken over the years to control overtourism. For instance, since 2022, the Louvre in Paris has limited entries to 30,000 visitors per day.
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France
- The government announced the launch of a €1 million campaign in 2024 to encourage tourists (both domestic and foreign) "to adapt their destination choices and schedules." The idea is to promote "year-round" and off-the-beaten-track tourism.
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Portugal
- The European nation has implemented a number of measures to keep tourism under control, including tourist taxes.
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Santorini
- Picturesque Santorini is one of the most iconic Greek islands. Every year, around two million people visit the island and in 2019 some measures were taken to control overtourism.
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Cornwall
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Thailand
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- In 2023, Phuket had 118 visitors for every local resident, making it one of the most overcrowded destinations in the country. Phuket is popular with backpackers, but local authorities want to attract other types of visitors, including “wealth and wellness aficionados, families with kids, active seniors, and remote workers/ teleworkers.”
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Thailand
- “We believe this will heighten our goal for Thailand to achieve high value and sustainable tourism growth,” said Yuthasak Supasorn, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
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Machu Picchu
- The 5th-century Inca citadel is Peru’s top attraction. To avoid overcrowding, tourists can only enter during one of two time slots throughout the day. In addition, a maximum of 10 people is allowed per tourist guide.
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Machu Picchu
- The number of visitors per day is also capped. As of 2024, the maximum allowed is 4,500 people per day. However, on some special days, up to 5,600 daily visitors may be allowed.
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Amalfi Coast
- The Amalfi Coast is probably Italy’s most visited stretch of coastline. To curb mass tourism authorities introduced an alternate license plate system. This means that rental cars with number plates ending in an odd number can drive through it on one day, while cars with number plates ending in an even number can only circulate on the following day.
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Santiago de Compostela
- Santiago de Compostela is a popular attraction and pilgrimage destination visited by thousands of people each year. Local authorities are planning to introduce a tourist tax and control access to the city’s historic center.
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Bhutan
- The Kingdom of Bhutan introduced a Sustainable Development Fee to curb mass tourism. If you want to visit this gorgeous Himalayan nation, expect to pay a daily tourist visa of US$100 (which is actually half of what it used to cost before 2023). Sources: (CNN) (Time Out) (The Guardian) (Forbes) (The Japan Times)
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Japan
- The town of Fujikawaguchiko in Japan is located at the base of Mount Fuji and offers stunning views of the country's most famous natural wonder. Naturally, the town is overrun with tourists who come for the views and to start their treks up the mountain. At the beginning of 2024, it was announced that an entry fee for the popular Yoshida trail would be implemented starting in July.
© Shutterstock
1 / 34 Fotos
Japan
- More recently, authorities in the resort town have built a barrier at a popular viewpoint in the town: the Lawson convenience store. The location offers breathtaking views of Mount Fuji, but locals complain that tourists overcrowd the pavements, litter, and ignore traffic regulations. The screen is 65 feet (20 meters) long and 8 feet (2.5 meters) tall.
© Getty Images
2 / 34 Fotos
Japan
-
While many approve this new measure and hope it will reduce overtourism as well as protect the local fauna and flora, others believe it's a step too far. Japan is famous for its gracious and hospitable spirit, but the country at large has been struggling with the high number of tourists it receives for some time. In March, tourists were banned from entering the Geisha district in Kyoto due to "out of control behavior."
© Getty Images
3 / 34 Fotos
Japan
- Japan’s plan to tackle overtourism includes strengthening the country’s infrastructure by increasing the number of taxis and buses (including bus services specifically for tourists).
© Getty Images
4 / 34 Fotos
Japan
- Another measure includes diverting tourists from cities such as Tokyo by promoting other less-known tourist destinations in the country.
© Getty Images
5 / 34 Fotos
Amsterdam
- In 2023, Amsterdam launched an ad campaign discouraging rowdy tourists from visiting the Dutch city.
© Getty Images
6 / 34 Fotos
Amsterdam
- Limits were also imposed on bar crawls as well as a ban on smoking cannabis in the famous red-light district. Visitors can also expect to pay a tourist tax too, which in 2024 is 12.5% of an overnight rate.
© Getty Images
7 / 34 Fotos
Bali
- To curb overtourism, the government introduced a tourist tax in 2024. Now, every person entering the island will have to pay IDR 150,000 (approximately US$10).
© Getty Images
8 / 34 Fotos
Bali
- Bali also plans to ban tourists from renting motorbikes.
© Getty Images
9 / 34 Fotos
Rome
- Italy is one of the most-visited countries in Europe. As such, measures to control crowds have been imposed in major cities, including the capital, Rome. For example, in 2023 a €5 (US$5.36) fee was introduced to those visiting the Pantheon.
© Getty Images
10 / 34 Fotos
Venice
- Venice has banned large cruise ships from entering its historic lagoon, but the city is still overcrowded with tourists. A tourist tax was proposed for 2023, but it will only come into effect in 2025.
© Getty Images
11 / 34 Fotos
Athens
- The number of visitors is capped at the city’s historical Acropolis. The maximum allowed per day is 20,000, all in pre-booked designated hour slots. In 2024, the new booking system will also apply to other attractions across the country.
© Getty Images
12 / 34 Fotos
Barcelona
- Barcelona has been struggling with overtourism for many years. In 2022 the Catalan capital limited the size of tour groups and introduced noise restrictions.
© Getty Images
13 / 34 Fotos
Barcelona
- New hotels in the city center have also been restricted and so have short-term room rentals.
© Getty Images
14 / 34 Fotos
Barcelona
- The city also closed its northern port terminal to cruises and introduced a “city surcharge,” which increased in 2024 to €3.25 (US$3.48).
© Getty Images
15 / 34 Fotos
Barcelona
- More recently, the route of bus number 116 was removed from map apps. The bus route was used by many tourists to visit Park Güell, one of Barcelona's main attractions. This obviously had an impact on resident's lives, who welcomed the measure.
© Getty Images
16 / 34 Fotos
Croatia
- Carrying wheeled luggage through the streets of Dubrovnik city center is not allowed. In an attempt to stop the noise in the old city’s cobbled streets, tourists must leave their luggage in lockers.
© Getty Images
17 / 34 Fotos
France
- From the French Riviera to Paris, the European nation is one of the most visited in the world. As a result, numerous measures have been taken over the years to control overtourism. For instance, since 2022, the Louvre in Paris has limited entries to 30,000 visitors per day.
© Getty Images
18 / 34 Fotos
France
- The government announced the launch of a €1 million campaign in 2024 to encourage tourists (both domestic and foreign) "to adapt their destination choices and schedules." The idea is to promote "year-round" and off-the-beaten-track tourism.
© Getty Images
19 / 34 Fotos
Portugal
- The European nation has implemented a number of measures to keep tourism under control, including tourist taxes.
© Getty Images
20 / 34 Fotos
Portugal
- Other measures include bans and restrictions such as playing loud music at the beach, which is punished with fines.
© Getty Images
21 / 34 Fotos
Santorini
- Picturesque Santorini is one of the most iconic Greek islands. Every year, around two million people visit the island and in 2019 some measures were taken to control overtourism.
© Getty Images
22 / 34 Fotos
Santorini
- One measure was to limit cruise passengers visiting the island to 8,000 a day.
© Getty Images
23 / 34 Fotos
Santorini
- And another one, perhaps the most bizarre, was that overweight tourists (anyone over 100 kg/220 lbs) were banned from riding donkeys.
© Getty Images
24 / 34 Fotos
Cornwall
- When one thinks about tourist spots in the UK, London usually comes to mind, but it turns out, Cornwall is suffering from overcrowding too. In response, a registration scheme for short-term vacation lets was proposed by Cornwall Council, and so was a tourist tax.
© Getty Images
25 / 34 Fotos
Thailand
- Thailand is one of the most popular destinations in Southeast Asia. Numerous measures have been implemented over the years to fight overtourism. One example is the ban on boats in Maya Bay, on the Phi Phi islands.
© Getty Images
26 / 34 Fotos
Thailand
- In 2023, Phuket had 118 visitors for every local resident, making it one of the most overcrowded destinations in the country. Phuket is popular with backpackers, but local authorities want to attract other types of visitors, including “wealth and wellness aficionados, families with kids, active seniors, and remote workers/ teleworkers.”
© Getty Images
27 / 34 Fotos
Thailand
- “We believe this will heighten our goal for Thailand to achieve high value and sustainable tourism growth,” said Yuthasak Supasorn, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
© Getty Images
28 / 34 Fotos
Machu Picchu
- The 5th-century Inca citadel is Peru’s top attraction. To avoid overcrowding, tourists can only enter during one of two time slots throughout the day. In addition, a maximum of 10 people is allowed per tourist guide.
© Getty Images
29 / 34 Fotos
Machu Picchu
- The number of visitors per day is also capped. As of 2024, the maximum allowed is 4,500 people per day. However, on some special days, up to 5,600 daily visitors may be allowed.
© Getty Images
30 / 34 Fotos
Amalfi Coast
- The Amalfi Coast is probably Italy’s most visited stretch of coastline. To curb mass tourism authorities introduced an alternate license plate system. This means that rental cars with number plates ending in an odd number can drive through it on one day, while cars with number plates ending in an even number can only circulate on the following day.
© Getty Images
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Santiago de Compostela
- Santiago de Compostela is a popular attraction and pilgrimage destination visited by thousands of people each year. Local authorities are planning to introduce a tourist tax and control access to the city’s historic center.
© Getty Images
32 / 34 Fotos
Bhutan
- The Kingdom of Bhutan introduced a Sustainable Development Fee to curb mass tourism. If you want to visit this gorgeous Himalayan nation, expect to pay a daily tourist visa of US$100 (which is actually half of what it used to cost before 2023). Sources: (CNN) (Time Out) (The Guardian) (Forbes) (The Japan Times)
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Go away! Countries that want to reduce the number of tourists
This Japanese town has built a wall to block the view of Mount Fuji
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Tourism is bigger than ever before. In recent years, the number of travelers has increased exponentially across the globe, and many cities and attractions are completely overrun by tourists. This might fuel the economy, but when locals begin to suffer the consequences of mass tourism, it's time to re-evaluate and adopt measures to curb the influx of visitors. This is exactly what many governments are doing.
From tourist taxes to bans and restrictions, in this gallery, you'll get to know how popular destinations are fighting overtourism. Click through to get started.
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