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    Island schließt sich Thailand, den Philippinen, Indonesien, Japan, Bhutan und anderen Nationen bei der Eindämmung des Overtourism an, indem es strenge Besucherquoten, Bußgelder und umweltbewusste Gebühren durchsetzt, um nachhaltige Tourismuspraktiken in der gesamten Region zu fördern
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    Island schließt sich Thailand, den Philippinen, Indonesien, Japan, Bhutan und anderen Nationen bei der Eindämmung des Overtourism an, indem es strenge Besucherquoten, Bußgelder und umweltbewusste Gebühren durchsetzt, um nachhaltige Tourismuspraktiken in der gesamten Region zu fördern


    Island schließt sich Thailand, den Philippinen, Indonesien, Japan, Bhutan und anderen Nationen bei der Eindämmung des Overtourism an, indem es strenge Besucherquoten, Bußgelder und umweltbewusste Gebühren durchsetzt, um nachhaltige Tourismuspraktiken in der gesamten Region zu fördern

    Iceland Joins Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Japan, Bhutan And Other Nations In Curbing Overtourism By Enforcing Strict Visitor Quotas, Fines, And Eco-Conscious Fees To Foster Sustainable Tourism Practices Across The Region

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    1. Normal_Purchase8063 on

      Are the Thai ones actually enforced?

      It seems they get reported on regularly but nothing really seems to come from it

    2. gin_bulag_katorse on

      The Philippines has already lost tourists without any effort due to high costs and difficulty of getting around. Even locals find it more convenient to vacation in other SEA countries.

    4. SokkasPonytail on

      As a backpacker (read: tourist) that has visited Thailand and Iceland, good. They’re beautiful countries and they really need some kind of tourist protection measures. Too many people are disrespectful and the best times I had in those countries were when I didn’t see other tourists for days on end. The second I saw another tourist I knew I’d be seeing trash and graffiti soon after.

    5. psayre23 on

      Wouldn’t it be cheaper to stop subsidizing cheap flights to Iceland? Seems like discouraging tourists that way would save money. Guess you couldn’t turn it on and off as fast.

    6. DJTisTarded on

      This article says like nothing of value. I think we all knew the AI agents are garbage

    8. tabrizzi on

      They have a right to do that, but let’s not forget that these same countries spent ad money promoting their countries to tourists.

    10. TheGoodNoBad on

      Every country should enforce rules like this because visitors from the “bigger” countries have such big ass egos and think they can do whatever because they are from their “special” country

    12. dopeless42day on

      Well we all know that the Philippines won’t use the money to fix their infrastructure issues, it will all go into the pockets of politicians. It’s a beautiful country with great people, just don’t expect the electricity to stay on 24/7. 

    13. Flimsy-Attention-722 on

      I’m so glad we got to go before it became popular. It’s a beautiful country. If I could deal with winter, I would live there but I’m freezing at 60* F

    14. CisternOfADown on

      Nothing but making the goose lay more golden eggs without killing it.

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