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Most Europeans Support Advance Booking to Curb Overcrowding at Tourism Hotspots
In an online YouGov survey on European attitudes to overtourism, 76% of Spanish respondents indicated that they support tourists being required to book in advance in order to access popular sites. A similar sentiment was also expressed by 71% of British respondents, but in Sweden, Germany, and Denmark almost a third of respondents were opposed to the idea.
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This infogrphic shows the opinions of Europeans on advance bookings as a means to curb overtourism.
Opinions of Europeans on requiring tourists to book in advance to get admission to popular sites to reduce overtourism worldwide as of August 2024, by country
Opinions of Europeans on setting limits on the amount of tourists that can go to popular destinations to reduce overtourism worldwide as of August 2024, by country
Anticipated time of booking summer holiday in selected European countries in 2019
Share of Europeans who expressed sympathy for overtourism protestors in popular travel destinations worldwide as of August 2024, by country
Opinions of Europeans on introducing a tourist tax fee to enter popular cities to reduce overtourism worldwide as of August 2024, by country
Percentage distribution of leisure tourists residing in Spain in 2017, by advance booking time
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