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social media are at work, too, with apps such as instagram leading tourists to pitch over cliffs and clog vital roadways in search of the perfect pic, and sites such as yelp and tripadvisor making restaurants, museums, and beaches discoverable and thus ruinable. overtourism itself is a media phenomenon as much as it is anything else. the word catapulted into common use in 2017, with wall-to-wall coverage of the problems in venice, bali, and elsewhere helping to drive the global backlash against tourists as well as the backlash to the backlash.
as for the backlash to the backlash: some concerns about overtourism seem enormously overblown, and many local complaints about visitors are shot through with classism and racism. the majority of tourist destinations have no problem with the number of visitors they receive—would it even be possible for orlando or vegas to be over-touristed, logistically or spiritually? travelers and their foreign direct investment remain a vital lifeblood for tiny italian towns and big american parks and thousands of places in between. and while many sites are inarguably overcrowded, very few cities and towns are; the problem is mostly one of beaches and blocks and buildings, not of neighborhoods or regions.
there’s too much of a good thing in some of these spots, and mayors and city councils are doing their part to take it away. a number of places have implemented or expanded or proposed tourist taxes, among them amsterdam, bali, edinburgh, ireland, rome, and venice. these levies on hotels and day trips both reduce the number of visitors to a given place and provide it with revenue to improve infrastructure and defray the damage that tourists inevitably cause. governments are also rolling out regulations, such as bans on tour buses in rome and gating-and-ticketing in barcelona. those kinds of measures stand to become more important in the coming years, as the global middle class gets bigger, social media more ubiquitous, and travel cheaper.
these phenomena inevitably mean more complaints from locals, and more damage and lines and selfies and bad behavior. but they also mean more cross-cultural exposure, more investment, more global connection, more democratization of travel, and perhaps more awe and wonder. even overtourism has its upsides.
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One boy had a long nose. And his name was Egor. That's like something happened Egor in the yard, on the swing sat. And began to swing up and down, up and down. And back and forth. Two hours and rode him a little. Other children in the courtyard began to ask: — Egor! Let us go! But Egor didn't say anything, and only even more began to swing up and down, up and down. And back and forth. Only long nose flashes. Then the other kids joined hands and started singing the teaser, which they themselves wrote: "Egor — long nose, The swing has grown!" Egor was offended, but not with the swing set of tears. And the children, too, was offended and went to eat pancakes with sour cream. Egor still messed around and decided it was time to go home and get something to eat, but to stop failed — swing didn't want to let him go! So he was flailing, and screaming — nothing helps. The swing began to sway even more and squeaked so that other children in the soured cream pancakes. Then the yard came a Little Fairy and shouted: — Egor! Let go! 'I'd give you, — said Yegor — Yes, the swing can get behind! — Why? What happened? Yeah I rocked-rocked, and the other children began to pick on me a Long Nose and that I to swings increased. Help me-e-e! — You are bewitched! — cried the Little Fairy. So rescoldo me! It is not so easy, need to invent a spell that will stop the swing, ' replied Little Fairy and sat down to think on the edge of the sandbox. And Egor were all rocking and screaming. At this time, walked past the policeman, who immediately realized that something is wrong. The policeman grabbed the swing to save Egor, but only clung to him and they began to sway together. — Think up, — quietly said the Little Fairy, now let's try. And quickly muttered: "Swing-swing, Yegor sorry And home release". Something jingled, and the swings stopped. So quickly that the policeman by surprise, fell on the bed, and Egor — with him. Then Yegor jumped up and ran home to eat pancakes with soured cream. And the policeman smiled and went to his office to write a report about the rescue of the boy. And a Little Fairy sat on the swing and began to swing up and down, up and down. And back and forth. And when the next morning Egor went into the yard, she immediately gave him a place. Well... almost immediately.