Overtourism is increasingly becoming a pressing issue in popular tourist destinations worldwide.

Cities like Barcelona and Venice are struggling with the influx of tourists, leading to protests and the implementation of measures such as entry taxes and restricted access to certain areas.

In Italy, regions like the Dolomites and the Amalfi Coast are adopting strategies like traffic regulation and online booking systems to manage the crowds.

The impact of overtourism is not limited to urban areas; rural and mountainous regions are also feeling the strain, with increased environmental degradation and pressure on local resources.

Efforts are being made to promote sustainable tourism, such as the development of apps to guide tourists to less crowded areas and the introduction of controlled access to popular sites.

Despite the economic benefits tourism brings, the need for balance and sustainable practices is becoming more evident to preserve the quality of life for residents and the environment.