Following the World Cup across North America
The expanded tournament turned a summer of travel into a continent-spanning football pilgrimage.
The expanded tournament turned a summer of travel into a continent-spanning football pilgrimage.
Japan's old capital introduced new measures to manage overtourism in its most beloved and overwhelmed districts.
From Barcelona to the Canary Islands, residents took to the streets against mass tourism and its pressure on housing.
Japan introduced fees and limits on its sacred peak as it grappled with a record flood of visitors.
The City of Light staged a spectacular Games, with events against a backdrop of its most famous monuments.
After years of debate, the fragile city began charging visitors to enter on its busiest days, a world first for a major …
Far from mournful, the Day of the Dead is a joyful reunion of the living and the departed, rich with marigolds and …
The Dutch capital launched a blunt campaign to deter party tourists, part of a wider rethink of mass tourism.
Struggling with overtourism, the fragile city announced plans to make visitors book and pay to enter on busy days.