12 Landmarks Do Not Welcome Massively

Concerned about damaging the environment and disturbing the indigenous peoples' lives, some famous tourist sites consider limiting the number of tourists.12 destinations that do not welcome visitors to the Massorini, Greece: Hon The island is famous for its blue and white tones, which will change significantly in the near future, in order to limit the wave of cruise tourists with the number of up to 10,000 people per day during the peak season from May to September. In 2017, the island will begin to limit the number of visitors to 8,000 / day.Norway: According to The Local, Norsk Friluftsliv, Norway is calling for limiting trekking visitors to famous spots including Preikestolen ( Pulpit Rock) and Trolltunga (Troll Tongue - Devil's Tongue). The Norwegian relief team has carried out 34 emergency rescue operations at Pulpit Rock this year

. Due to the large number of accidents and injuries, the Norwegian Tourism Association in August called for the enactment of a new law that prohibits tourists from climbing the site.Venice (Italy): In addition to the rising water level. threatening infrastructure, the city of love also witnessed an increasing number of tourists flock here Some scholars believe that the original Venetians will completely no longer live here by 2030 due to the increase in tourists, the increase in rents making the natives unable to pay.



To reduce the number of tourists, the Italian group Nostra asked the authorities to ban boats in the port, and large groups of tourists must book before arriving in the city.Koh Tachai, Thailand: This island belongs to the Similan National Park, Closed from October 2015 after welcoming too many tourists. The three islands, Koh Khai Nok, Koh Khai Nui, and Koh Khai Nai in Phuket, also followed suit. Travel agencies must adhere to strict rules about when, where, and how tourists arrive on the islands. Beach seats and umbrellas have also been removed. Zion National Park, Utah, USA: Zion is expected to hold a record number this year, with 4 million visitors. However, to avoid soil erosion and overloaded vehicles, park leaders are considering limiting the number of tourists via the new booking system Management is about balancing the interests of tourists and locals, making limited policies before things go out of control.



In May 2016, the city considered a new travel tax for travelers entering the city without staying overnight, and traveling by boat.Bhutan: Located in the western Himalayas, the Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan proud of travel "little but quality". All foreign visitors, except Indian, Maldives, Bangladesh passport holders, must apply for a visa and book a tour through a Bhutanese travel agency. Tourists also have to prepay the minimum day tour package at 200-250 USD per day, depending on the month specified by the Royal Government of Bhutan, paid by money transfer through the Tourism Board of Bhutan. Fees include accommodation, meals, guides, transportation, health care, and poverty reduction. Only 155,121 visitors came to Bhutan in 2015, of which 57,537 were international, the rest were from India, Bangladesh and Maldives. Iceland: In May 2015, the number of visitors to Iceland increased 76% over the same period. 2014, and 2017, Iceland will have more American tourists than its population.



Currently, the Iceland Tourism Board and Tourism Research Center are investigating the overcrowding of sites before taking action.Machu Picchu, Peru: UNESCO is encouraging the application of measures to check strictly control the number of visitors to Machu Picchu. Foreign tourists must hire a guide, follow one of the 3 entrances to the complex, and limit the length of time to visit to avoid overload. In 2014, about 1.2 million visitors visited the Inca citadel, exceeding the daily limit of 2,500 set by Peru and UNESCO. The citadel was listed as "dangerous" by UNESCO earlier this year.Cinque Terre, Italy: Cluster of 5 picturesque villages along the Ligurian Sea, Cinque Terre is one of the most famous places in Italy. However, the authorities recently announced plans to limit the number of people allowed to travel with concerns about the environment.



2.5 million visitors to the Cinque Terre in 2015, this number will be limited to 1.5 million from now on. Antarctica: In 2009, a surge in visitors led to the ratification of the Treaty of the South Pole. In particular, ships of more than 500 passengers are not allowed to dock, the number of tourists on shore is limited to 100 people. Visitors to the pristine environment will have to register through travel agencies and government-approved organizers. Time on the shore as well as boating is strictly controlled. Liaison room at base camp to check your experience, health and climbing ability.



In September 2015, Nepal banned beginners climbing, and considered an age restriction. In addition, the groups are also reduced in number to avoid overload. According to Thuy Nguyen / Zing New.

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