Airport expansions in European cities may worsen overtourism despite local concerns
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This report highlights the contradiction between European cities like Venice, Barcelona, and Mallorca that claim to have too many tourists, and their ongoing airport expansions. These expansions could undermine local efforts to control overtourism by enabling more visitors to arrive. The situation raises questions about balancing infrastructure growth with sustainable tourism management.
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