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Seeking tourists: Four countries that are actively welcoming travellers
Because of over-tourism, some popular travel destinations like Barcelona, Venice, and Ginzan Onsen, Japan (Vol.4637) started limiting the number of visitors and/or charging fees for day visitors. Even though tourism stimulates the local economy and creates jobs, too many tourists and their outrageous behaviors are annoying to residents and destructive to local communities and infrastructures in some hotspots. In the meantime, there are some places where tourists are welcome. Greenland is constructing a new international airport to accept more tourists later this year, which allows larger aircraft to fly directly from both sides of the Atlantic. To prepare for the 2030 World Cup, Morocco is developing its tourism infrastructure and building new hotels. Serbia, a small, landlocked country in the Balkans, wants to bring in more tourists to help diversify rural livelihoods, local economies, and mountain tourism. Georgia, a former Soviet republic at the intersection of Europe and Asia, also plans to attract more visitors by improving accessibility, public transport, and cruise ship ports. So, before choosing your next travel destination by SNS, check out places where tourists are more than welcome.
Read the article and learn about four places that are open to tourists.
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20240905-seeking-tourists-four-countries-that-are-actively-welcoming-travellers
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