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I think that over tourism should have been stopped  when there were not enough flats for the locals to move in and when everything started being changed for tourists. I think that the Barcelona markets should stop the tourists going just to take pictures and have a different part for tourists only and not have changed the culture just for tourists. -Aiden Swiss

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The documentary opened my eyes a bit more to notice that tourism is greatly affecting our community. Now seeing myself go on trips I must sometimes look like a total a**hole to most of locals and that I wasn't realizing that I was destroying the community. Now that tourism is so big, some countries only revolve around tourism and is what holds up their economic system, and without it the country is broke. This could possibly happen if tourism stops in some countries, which would result with many people losing jobs, or we leave the tourism the same way it is and keep building it up until the country is flooded with tourists. Most of the countries that would be affected by lots of tourism would be the small pretty islands surrounded by the ocean. Right now pretty much all of them have tourists but as time grows on, they'll grow heavy with people rolling in, and this is because, once the well known islands are full with people, tourists will start to move to other islands because the popular ones are full, and this will result with those islands getting full with tourists as the population of the world grows. - nate

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I think overtourism has its benifits, but it can also have a bad effect. Before I watched this documentary, I didn't think that there would be anything bad about tourism, but now that I've watched it, I can see how overtourism can be a problem. I can see how locals could get annoyed by having too many tourists, and also overtourism could cause problems such as more intense traffic, also more demand for consumer items could cause problems. Tourism is definitely an economic benefit, but it can definitely cause problems. -Kyle

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The tourist problems are something that should have been handled a very long time ago. Tourist go to these places and don't realize that the way of life is a lot different than where they are from. They think that it's ok to do what they do when they are at home but sometimes these places have a different norm. I think that people need to be more educated about a place that they are going to so that they know how to act when they are there. There is also a problem with to many people going to places. I think that there should be stores that you can only go to if you are a local. This will help keep locals there and keep the culture alive. - James Meyer

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I have mixed views on the documentary, In this first part of the video people were complaining about how locals were changing their businesses and the market due to tourism which ruins the authenticity of the place. I don't think you can blame the tourists if it is the locals that change for the tourists. But I do agree that the authenticity of places should be kept the same and not disturbed so that it can be treasured and viewed many many people for years to come. Later on in the documentary it talks about how in some places tourists come and ruin the place through trash and pollution. By ruining the place they visit tourists show they have no respect, for the plac, the people who live their and the people who may visit in the future. It ruins The place for everybody. I think over-tourism is a very real problem but it is not 100% tourists fault only like 80%, because if locals build big hotels or organize parties(that will consequently lead to more waste) they are inadvertently destroying that place as well both the landscape physically and the tradition and authenticity of that place.

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I think that this video really scared me. I had never realised how much tourism killed culture and how people were being forced out of their homes. The video definitely scared me because Bermuda is a big place for tourism and it scares me - even if i'm not Bermudian - that one day all of the culture could just disappear. It's so unfair that locals are feeling the need to leave their homes. When they talked about paradise islands and the trash in the middle it astonished me because the fact that anyone would even thing of littering on a place like that was inconceivable before i watched the video.

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I believe that over tourism can be prevented by putting restriction on how many people can enter areas of tourism. This can give tourist attractions more time to prepare for tourists. In the documentary over tourism seems to be ruining the areas which people live not just having to many people but also trash production because there are too many people buying items and throwing trash away. When people are on vacation they forget about acting civil and act however they want as they are not home in their own country. -Thomas Ellison

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I think that, although tourism can be annoying to locals, if they live in a beautiful place, they can't expect to have it all to themselves, when others are stuck in dreary cities, etc. It's a bit selfish to want people to stay in their own perhaps miserable home, while you're at your home with beautiful weather and scenery. However, on the other hand, it CAN get out of hand if it severely disrupts the locals' lives, like if they're constantly being photographed. Also, many people's jobs relate to tourism, such as restaurants, guides, etc, so they might not be able to support themselves if tourism stopped. I think that a fair solution would be that only a certain amount of tourists were allowed in certain places at a certain time, so it's completely overcrowded. Also, if there is the problem where there are so many hotels that there are few places for the locals to live, the government should definitely ensure that first and foremost, the locals are able to all live comfortably.

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I think that tourism is a good thing although, too much causes problems among the local community. I didn't know over tourism was a big deal and at first I didn't know why it would be a big issue considering it brings in money for the government and can be a big source for some country's economies. Some examples that I remember from over tourism being a bad thing was that small island that now has a lot of issues with 🤬 and is no longer a clean island. They now have trash everywhere and it is very untidy. I also think that the locals are very unhappy having all of these tourists in their space. It seems to be an invasion of their everyday life and the tourists are becoming very unwelcomed. -Ava

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After watching this documentary, I now see problems that other countries and other people face. I never knew that tourism was so bad, I thought that it was a two way thing and that it benefited both the locals and the tourists but that's obviously not the case in other struggling countries. I think that over tourism is something that a lot of people don't know about and that this topic gets overlooked as something that is over exaggerated. Also people tend to not care about a problem unless it directly effects them. I definitely don't think that it's fair on the locals and how they have to go through their everyday lives surrounded by tourists. I think that more needs to be done in order to protect these countries and their people from over tourism.

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i never thought that overtourism was a thing until today. after watching the documentary i noticed that the actions of a tourist or of someone in the tourism industry can have a really bad effect on others. an example of this that i remember was, a lady was living in a really good neighborhood and she really liked it. after a couple years, the neighborhood became a 'tourist neighborhood' and she said that with them all around that she couldn't sleep.

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From this Documentary it made me realize that a lot of people don't even think about the effect of over tourism and then they go on and travel for fun not thinking ov the environmental damage it does and forcing people out of their homes because tourists are willing to pay more rent. One specific example i can remember is when a man was talking about how their fragile city is getting flooded with tourists and then they flipped the camera to show all the kayaks in the water not clearing way for boats because tourist were not thinking about that.

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In my opinion I think that I understand how they feel almost ambushed by the amount of people coming in and out of there country on a daily basis. I do feel that there should be some boundaries as to how many tourists can be in a place at one time because even here during the summer time in certain places its as if you are moving through a maze because they constantly stop and take pictures at every little thing they can. if they don't change like they said the place that the tourist came to visit wont have it authenticity anymore.

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I think That no one is trying to regulate tourism because in some places many people don't know how bad it actually is until they see it and when we are on vacations we are very selective about what we see. This also shows that we ourselves destroy the things that we want to see. Many beautiful landmarks of a place have been ruined by a constant stream of tourists. It also destroys the life of local people since it affects their home so much. If over-tourism like this continues like  we will lose all the cool land marks and monuments. -Matthew H

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I think that the documentary hit the nail on the head. tourism has been running unchecked for far too long and the stranglehold it has on the economy of some places means that people have to either let the cultural decay grow or they have to snap their economy in half. when i visited Barcelona when i was seven i remember asking my dad why there were more tourists than Spanish. I completely agree with the documentary someone has to put some kind of regulations on tourism or else we're all screwed.

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When I first heard "Over-Tourism", I wasn't surprised to hear it. People like to travel and see things that they can't normally see. But, watching this documentary, I was shocked to see the extent of over-tourism. I'm sorry for all of the people who are losing their homes and lives to people who are too ignorant to see what they are doing. The people who live in popular tourist destinations have a right to live how they want to live, and not be dictated by a blindfolded management/government. -Isobel Woods

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I have understood the massive problems with over tourism and how it ruins some parts of a country's sacred monuments. A great example would be China's great Shaolin Temple where the monks and disciples train Kung Fu. Tourists have been wondering in restricted ares and destroying the place and they don't even notice it and if they do then they don't even care. It's out of control and needs to stop.

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The environment has to have its limits, i never thought over tourism would be this serious. When tourists all go to one place they will drive the locals out which actually hold their culture. Although tourism brings so much money, there does need to be a limit. The earth is being damaged by international tourism. The pressure onn certain destinations is over its limits. We should be concerned, there's no control.

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I did not realize that over tourism could could so much damage and basically ruin the place. All this time I thought tourism was good for economies because it makes the place more money and the reason I thought this was because one of Bermudas main sources of income for the island is tourism. And when people are away the don't think properly and they litter way more than when the were home because the don't think. So when so many visit a place in a year it can be very bad. Like it said in the documentary tourism makes a place loose its identity and authenticity because gift shops replace stuff like butcheries or bakeries.

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There's no doubt that over tourism is a problem, but as the documentary said, tourism creates a ton of jobs for the travel industry, and the people who live in the tourism industry. The tourism industry is certainly causing many problems for the locals, but it also helping people experience enritching new cultures, and as I said, new jobs. Tourism should definitely be dialed down, and the impact on the locals should definitely be put into consideration. However, the tourism industry is in many ways a very good thing. Without the tourism industry, we would not be able to experience new cultures, foods, and languages that you can't experience with books and TV's. How would we be able to experience any sory of "otherness" in the world, if we can never leave our country. As one of the people who were being interviewed said: It's not about not going somewhere, its about how we go somewhere. However, if we don't control tourism, it will certainly destroy beautiful attractions, and other generations will never be able to experience the amazing cultures of other countries.
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-Emma

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I always thought that all tourism was good. I never realized the drastic effects that tourism has on places like barcelona and venice. Places like barcelona and venice are experiencing overcrowding and pollution. Tropical islands that once had 40 people on it are now having 3000 visiting a day leaving the islands resources depleted and filled with trash. The locals in these places are being driven out because, once everyday tasks like going to the market have been turned into tourist attractions. The markets are flooded with tourists taking pictures rather than buying anything and the stands that were once filled with fresh food and resources for the locals are now just on trend items like fresh juice instead of food for making dinner or stocking the fridge. Soon all the places that people love to visit for the culture won't be popular anymore because all the locals will leave and take the culture with them.

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This documentary has brought up a problem that I had not noticed. I rather thought that tourism was a good thing. It's a big industry that brings in lots of money to locals of a tourist destination as well as a way for people to see our very unique planet. This documentary has showed the exact opposite effects on local people and where they live. Overtourism causes the amount of money to survive in the tourist destination to go up making it harder to living spaces. These places are these peoples and lives that they're losing. You can live in many different places, but you only have one hometown. I feel that there should restrictions to the amount of tourists in top tourist destinations. -Will Errington

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I didn't realise how much tourism had taken over places such as Barcelona. The marketplace in Barcelona stopped selling essentials for locals and only sell things for tourists and some tourists only come for pictures of the markets and don't even buy anything. All they do is overcrowd the areas. Another problem is that there are more "homes" for tourists and less actual residents for the locals. -Tyler

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I think that no one can completely take one side on the argument; it's a very controversial subject, which HUGELY benefits country's economies, but also causes massive conflict and irritation between the locals of a country and the tourists. For example, we live in a country, where our economy greatly depends on tourism, and we wouldn't even be able to operate properly as a country without it. I wouldn't say that we're really affected negatively by tourism, as other countries are, so it's not all bad for us, but it REALLY SUCKS for the locals of many of those countries, and they would see tourism as something negative, which pretty much just benefits the government.-BenC

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I think that over tourism is a big problem in many different places. In many country's people are going to far with getting to up close with the animals and getting in the way of the day to day life of the residents. I think that eventually if it doesn't stop there will only be a few resident left.-Lucas C

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Tourism. Tourism will help a place to flourish, and then destroy all of it's local culture. Because of tourism places that were once special and beautiful are now part of the same old cliche. But at the same time it can allow people to experience these amazing places that they might not have known about. This comes with a price. Nowhere is safe from tourism, as the industry takes everything it can sell. You have beautiful places that were once so special to the people who live there, now a mob of people so thick you can barely move. you have residents being forced out of their homes because it becomes harder and harder to afford the rapidly increasing prices as the industry tries to pump out as much money of the people who visit there. But the worst of it all is cruise lines. When somebody comes on a cruise, they are not looking to spend money on local businesses, they only wish to see the most interesting things for a couple hours, and then they leave, a mass of waste in their wake. When a cruise comes to a place people aren't looking to eat at a restaurant- there's food on the ship!The only people who benefit are the souvenir shops, whom constantly replace every other local business. Because Tourism will squeeze out every last drop of authenticity from a place until all that's left are foreign food chains like starbucks, as well as countless souvenir shops and high prices. Nowhere is safe, as the industry will keep feeding. -Rory Lucas

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I think that tourism in the state that it is in now is very bad for everyone, people take small unique places for granted and they rich people who own airlines and touring business only want to make money they don't care about anything else and that is probably why places like Venice and Barcelona are filled with tourists. Barcelona has authentic and unique food markets that are meant for locals to buy and sell food, but they are now turned into tourist attractions for pictures, they are filled with tourists taking pictures and not purchasing anything. This makes the sellers resort to non-original food and drinks to sell so they can make money. If more countries are affected by this we could see the world be a mess and everything would be a tourist attraction, but i doubt it would get to that stage. For things to change governments need to take actions and create rules and restrictions for tourists.

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its weird to think about how prominent this issue is in some places like in spain and italy when a large portion of our income in through tourism. furthermore i didn't realise how to much tourism can really effect our population and our general way of life.

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Over tourism is something that i don't hear much about. I have the effects of over tourism and i like to think that i am not one of those tourists that causes the problem. One of the saddest things about over tourism is that so many people don't know about it. The scary thing is in a heart beat this could happen to bermuda. It is less likely to happen in bermuda because flights in and out of bermuda are very expensive, but with the new airport we could end up getting companies like easyjet and ryanair coming to bermuda with boat loads of people. companies like those two don't care about anything but the money. Easyjet and Ryanair have fast turnaround time meaning poor sanitation of the airplane. Hamish Morris

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Olivia Summers, i think this is all incredible to see because i didn't know that there was a big protest in spain and it was cool to see has caused this. i didn't know that people got push out of their homes and the rent prices went up. I guess i didn't see over tourism as a problem here because bermuda gets most of our money from it. the riots in spain where caused because tourism was driving up the rent cost. thought that it was cool to learn about the pollution it over torium caused.

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I think tourism is needed to help people get away from all the stress of their job and to relax, but also tourism can be dangerous to the environment because people are destroying many animal habitats when they create theme parks and other attractions. Some places do benefit from tourism by making money off of tourism such as Bermuda but it can be very bad sometimes if there is overtourism. But I think that if all leaders can come together they can achieve something like limiting the number of tourists or houses being rented. There are other ways such as laws that they can also put in order and if you break them you will get fined. This will still make tourists happy because they can still go on vacations.-Cole Steinhoff

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This documentary was showing the side of how locals see tourism and it was sad to see how they're struggling to keep living there and how their culture, in a sense, is being taken from then and put in a souvenir shop just for some tourist to come by and want to buy it. I feel like it's ok for people to want to travel around but definitely not when the tourists end up disrespecting locals because it is not their land and they leave trash in a lot of places and then just leave because they might think that it is not their problem. The part in the documentary where multiple people were in the canal were trying to get past each other was a good example of how crowded places could get. -Charlotte

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Such a double edged sword isn't it? On the one hand places like Bermuda DEPEND on tourist dollars for people to make a living, but at what cost? A hotel worker would have one opinion and an environmentalist another.  Is there a happy medium? should we cap the number of tourists? Is making money the priority? Big questions very relative to Bermuda were discussed in the documentary.  Mr. Nannini

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Over tourism is a problem because too many people are coming to a place and not respecting the locals and or wildlife not to mention the fact that some businesses in these areas are supporting over tourism-Lucas.L

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A common topic that was brought up in multiple areas was that there isn't enough housing anymore. A lack of long term housing for locals causes them to move away from their homes. As more locals leave the character and authenticity of the place leaves as well. When tourism overtakes a community it ends up making everything for the tourists. A very impactful choice of words from a Barcelona local was, "Barcelona could die of success". -Chloe

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Riots started in 2007 due to over tourism. it is estimated that there will be 7 billion tourists arrivals worldwide in 2030, far away from our original amount for world wide tourists in 1950 which was 25 million. People have said that they have had to leave their homes due to there not being enough space for tourists to stay. Many places like Viense are suffering a lot due to over tourism.  - Kari Pitcher

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Simply put, tourism makes a lot of money. In so many people's eyes, like so many other things, money comes first over people, the environment and the nature. Tourism is something that has great short term positives, but long term, the negatives outweigh the positives. It is something that can be controlled by the governments and local businesses if they choose the money isn't worth it. Limits can be put on the amounts of tourists, but in the end, tourists are just people and so many of them will understand if they are thoroughly told about what they are doing to these places. Also, if these countries try and improve tourism in other cities, the tourists will spread out. - Oliver D

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I think that tourism can help a country when not in excess. an example is when 'paradise island' over a thirty year span goes from a nice beautiful peaceful island to a crowded mess. This is product of overtourism. The country has lost its amazing qualities it was previously known for, which is what overtourism does. It also served a problem in venice where many shops started to cater towards tourists and many of previous availabilities are now gone. As well as people being pushed out of their houses by a rise of apartment and house rentals too. Over tourism is bad and can be detrimental to a countries economy.

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Tourism is a very controversial subject. On one hand, places like Bermuda can barely survive without it. Tourism is the main source of income for lots of Bermudas residents.  However, places like Thailand are being crushed by the sheer number of people visiting. A solution to a problem like this is difficult to find; there is no right move. People in Venice and Barcelona, people whose families have lived there for generations, are having to move as their homes become overcrowded. There are no longer enough homes to support all of Venice's original residents as many flats the would house them are being turned into bed and breakfasts. On the other side of the spectrum, COVID 19 will have greatly affected the world and when it's over, tourism will be affected too. Not as many people will feel like or be able to go on a holiday. This will majorly influence Bermuda's economy for the worse; lots of people will lose a major source of their income. -Amelie

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Some places have changed from a normal city to a tourist attraction and there are so many tourists going in to one city that they are pushing the locals out of the city. In Venice the rivers that separate the city or for gondolas, in the documentary there were tourists in kayaks going through the rivers. One person said that ' this is your holiday, but this is my home' and that is very true people are invading the locals space. The paradise island looked like an actual paradise but when tourists went there it became a trash pit. The beaches are nice but behind the beach is trash, there is so much you probably can't see the floor.- Thomas

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Brandon- infrastructures cant cope with the amount of people. Residents feel that tourists begin to run the city. Not caring for the locals. Locals are being driven out of their home country. Places are being changed and fitted for tourists. Tourism explosion is what has people worried. Countries need to set limits. Too much travel writers sending false info. Countries are becoming places that they are not. I feel that Bermuda seems to be doing a good job of managing tourism, but I think that it is going to be hard to stop overtourism in places all over the world. In Venice butcher and bakers are being driven out by hotel and souvenir shops and it is not fair that all this history all over the world will be forgotten.

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Angelina- In my opinion, this issue is something that is not easily contained. This is because for someone to say, we're limiting tourism, cannot have an impact on what people do. It has to be a societal or communal change in perspective and certain tactics such as advertisement and costs. For places like Barcelona and Venice, the whole atmosphere is being focused on tourism to the point where a daily activity can be formed into a sort of tourism such as the markets in Barcelona. This will drive people out of the country and diminish the culture of said places. The culture of Venice and Barcelona comes from its people and if there are none left, the tourists will be visiting just any other place, rather than a community full of life and culture.

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I think that in ways tourism can be a really good and useful thing to countries economy like bermuda but in other ways it can be very bad. Tourism can have a negative effect on locals because I remember hearing in the documentary someone said 'This is your holiday, but this is my home.' In places where over tourism is happening it can lead people to not having a home because of things like airbnb where they use the homes to rent to tourists instead of locals. Since there is a lot of people that means that there will be a lot of trash and that is terrible for places because it could lead to that being destroyed or overwhelmed with trash. - Eddy

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Also the place is changing its character for new incoming tourist. Keiaron

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Tourism is a very popular business that brings in a lot of money but with the sheer amount of people on the tiny islands and cities that are just visiting makes it so that there is not enough space for the people that are just living there o live comfortably. This is bad for the community but good for the government because the government is getting more money than ever before but in turn the community is being pushed into poverty and cant have a peaceful life because of all the people visiting. this is where the government, the community, and the tourism management people should come together and find an equilibrium of where the government still makes money, the community can live how they want and the tourist can have fun without hurting the community. -Nathan Roberts

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In my opinion Venice is losing their character because all of the shops and facility's are adjusting to cater to the tourists and are forgetting about their residents and are making it unlivable for locals. They are forced to adjust because of how many tourists are coming into there shops and are buying their products so they are adjusting to make more money and to please their main audience that are buying their product. Micah Hollis

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Oliver Baron- I think that overtourism is very bad for the authenticity of the cities that are being affected because the culture is going away. For example, the food markets in barcelona aren't selling their original food anymore because all the tourists are overrunning the markets and taking pictures and aren't interested in the food. This forces the owners of the stalls to start selling things like fruit juice to actually appeal to the tourists, therefore killing off all of the old food culture.

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i think that tourism is ok in some places and in some places its not good. i think that it is not good for some places because if there is a lot of people in one city it can get crowded and more things. And for some other places i think it is a good thing because if more people come to that place and it is a nice city the people that went to that place can say to more people you should go visit that island. nathan

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I believe that as long as tourism is controlled, the residents will be more approved of it, instead of angry - Keiaron

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I think that tourism can, when properly controlled, be a very good thing. Although, when you have unorganized and overpopulated tourism, it gets out of hand very fast. It causes many places to become so unoriginal and fake that it ruins the culture of these countries. -Brady

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- SEan

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I think tourism is very important because many countries could not function as well for example Bermuda who largely relies on tourism. Although so many countries do rely on tourism it has a negative affect on the civilians who can not live like they used to because their culture is disrupted by the mass amounts of tourists. Tourists could also be very loud if they are young people who just finished school so they go out get very intoxicated and are loud when people are trying to sleep. In places like Venice people were also saying that locals are leaving because for examples the canals  are packed with tourist boats and the are the main way of transport for Venice. Tourism  overall I  think is a good thing because the economy stays strong and if the economy would not be strong then the city or island would collapse and live would become worse.

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I believe that most residents are starting to get angry at many tourists, because they are invading their country/city and many things have changed. - Kieraon

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Since 2017, the mass amount of tourism is crowding the streets and the resident's homes. "This is your holiday, but this is my home." Additionally, an older, local women in South Africa was scrutinized for wanting to make her home into a restaurant. Due to over-tourism, residents of Venice and Barcelona are leaving. The paradise islands, the real name of the place being Gili Trawangan, look more like a wasteland than paradise. There weren't many people coming, but there are now a couple thousand people each day! The amount of tourism is getting out of hand and people don't know who to turn to/who's running it. Some locals are feeling like they should be the priority instead of tourists. I think that tourists shouldn't be above locals, but you still should be hospitable to the tourists. - Julia

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Different places are becoming very successful, a little too successful, to the point where they cant handle the amount of tourists that come to see the place. They are trying to get tourists to come see the  place to see how unique it is and to see their culture, but by having to many people, its driving the  people who live there away, the people who keep the culture alive. -Sam Soares

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In some countries there are more tourist then there are residents, which forces the residents to leave the place they stay in and more somewhere else - Keiaron

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I believe that tourism is good for the economy especially in places like Bermuda but because of the decrease in cost of flights and the increase of population around the world overtourism is becoming a real problem. It is destroying culture everywhere and nobody knows how to stop it. -Austin

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Since people across Europe were very annoyed and were appalled at what they were hearing, they took to the streets and protested tourism

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I believe that tourist is needed on this earth but to much of it in one place is bad for not only people but the environment. Some places like Bermuda strongly benefit off the level of tourist and that's how that country makes its money. I think that there are a few ways we can fix this problem. Firstly, if the world's leaders come together to form a reasonably rule that will help contain overtourism. For example, popular destinations can have a limit of how much tourist are allowed during one time. Secondly, each popular destination can have locals only areas so no tourists can rome in that area.I feel like there are many ways that we can work around this so that both locals and tourist are happy.

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Bryanna Regier:Results of over-tourism are people feeling like animals in their own home and pollution worsens. People also think that it is more tourists than residents and tourists can be very disrespectful to places architecture and environment.

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I think that tourism is still good to have because it brings in money to your economy and community but I think that you need to limit the amount of people that can be in places because the community living there helps to create these amazing authentic places but if you advertise it for tourism so much its going to be very crowded and not fun for locals which is then going to affect the generosity and mood of the people living there making it not a good tourist spot.-Ben Mello

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the essential stores are leaving the country to be replaced with souvenir shops.

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The beautiful scenes are becoming tourist attractions and are losing their special culture Cole P

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Over tourism causes irritation and annoyance

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Also that the pace is changing its character for the new incoming tourist.

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definition of overtourism

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a situation where either locals or the tourists feel that the place is over visited