Venice, Italy's Increased Access Fee for Day-Trippers

Venice, Italy has doubled its access fee for day-trippers in an effort to curb overtourism. The fee applies to the Ancient City of Venice and exempts certain groups. Officials hope this measure will help manage tourist flow and preserve the city's unique nature.

Impact of Mass Tourism on Barcelona

The article discusses the negative impacts of mass tourism on Barcelona, particularly focusing on the Carmel Bunkers, housing shortages, rising prices, and cultural displacement. Residents are frustrated with the noise, litter, and disruption caused by tourists, leading to protests and calls for stricter regulations. The city is struggling to find a balance between economic benefits and preserving local culture.

Mass Protests in Canary Islands Against Overtourism

Tens of thousands of demonstrators in Spain's Canary Islands protest against mass tourism, calling for changes to the current model that is overwhelming the archipelago. The protesters want limits on visitors, eco tax to protect the environment, and measures to address housing crisis caused by tourism.

Venice Day-Tripper Fee Implementation

Venice is implementing a day-tripper fee of 5 euros to enter the historic center, with fines starting at 10 times the fee for those who do not pay. The fee aims to regulate mass crowds and overtourism in the city.