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tourism overload
News update regarding tourism overcrowding.
Vietnam tourism during the Lunar New Year of the Horse: Record revenue and the challenge of destination overcrowding.
The tourism industry served 14 million visitors during the 9-day Tet holiday, generating trillions of dong in revenue, but at the same time revealed significant pressure on infrastructure and service quality.
Tourism
Hoi An: Crowds flock to the ancient town on New Year's Day, causing many tourist attractions to become overloaded.
Thousands of tourists crowded the central streets of Hoi An, such as Tran Phu, Bach Dang, and the Hoai River area, on the 5th day of Tet, causing traffic congestion and overwhelming restaurants.
Vlkolinec: Ancient Slovak village seeks to be removed from World Heritage list.
Under pressure from 100,000 visitors annually, many residents of the ancient village of Vlkolinec are proposing its removal from the UNESCO list in order to regain peace and privacy.
Ha Giang overcrowded during the holiday: Many tourists give up because of the long wait.
The overcrowding at Lung Cu flagpole and Nho Que River has forced many tour groups to change their itineraries, while accommodation infrastructure in Dong Van is facing a shortage.
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