Overtourism update - Lessons learnt from Europe
Overtourism and its related effects continues to rattle the travel and tourism industry, causing uncertainties and potential tensions amongst destination stakeholders, visitors, and residents. While most of the U.S. have been relatively spared from the "Barcelona syndrome" until now, it must however face anticipated risks from overtourism and associated sustainability issues.
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