Bibury's council has blocked plans for a cafe and retail space at a working trout farm, citing pedestrian safety and the strain of high-volume tourism on village infrastructure.
The Cumbrian coast is building a road trip trail with locals in mind, learning from the NC500's cautionary tale
As demand surges for the August 2026 solar eclipse, the country is holding the line on visitor numbers to reshape how and when travelers arrive.
A 23-acre site near Loch Lomond comes with planning permission for a visitor center, but safety concerns and local frustration linger.
A thousand locals marched through the northwest town demanding housing access and environmental protection, part of a broader pushback across Spain's islands.
Temperatures below the city's streets stay cool year-round, even as surface readings climb past 39C
International visitors drove an 11 percent jump in the Spanish capital's tourism revenue during the first half of 2026, even as museums and residents push back against rising numbers.
As trekkers chase the Everest dream, questions about overcrowding, waste, and the invisible labour force are growing louder.
Lake Brenets, a scenic draw on the French-Swiss border, has drained to a ribbon as consecutive heatwaves and scarce rain leave boats stranded and businesses stranded.
The five percent charge on accommodation is expected to raise £50 million a year, but hospitality operators warn it may deter visitors and complicate bookings.
A decade of staggered arrivals, cruise caps, and noise rules shows how one Croatian city walked back from the edge of overtourism.
Greece's tallest peak joins the World Heritage list as a mixed site, raising hopes for conservation funding and fears of visitor pressure.
The city's new tourism chief is capping annual arrivals at 16 million and reshaping who comes, aiming to reclaim neighborhoods and ease pressure on residents.
A growing moral conflict is pushing expedition leaders to leave the industry, even as demand for visits to the continent surges.
Rising water levels and shifting chemistry are pushing flamingos away from one of East Africa's most iconic wildlife sites, leaving visitors and conservationists wondering what comes next.
The blue lagoon near Port Talbot became an Instagram sensation during lockdown. Its new owners are betting on entry fees to manage the mess left behind.
The mountain steeped in ancient mythology gains global protection as visitor numbers climb and environmental pressures mount.
Nearly a fifth of all EU overnight stays occur in just seven areas, as the bloc grapples with how to spread visitors more evenly across destinations and seasons.
The Scottish capital's new five percent overnight levy raises revenue, yet does little to address the structural challenges reshaping life in the historic city center.
The ethnic minority communities who carved the terraces and welcomed the first trekkers now find their role in Vietnam's tourism economy under pressure.
