The accessibility of all corners of the globe means overtourism is a reality many destinations face today. Vacationers may experience jostling crowds and long queues as they go about their travels, while overcrowding can have a damaging impact on local communities, infrastructure and natural habitats. Venice, Machu Picchu in Peru and the Isle of Skye in Scotland are just a handful of places that have struggled to cope with ever-surging tourist numbers in recent years.

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