Global Tourism Rebounds to Record Highs
International travel has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, bringing both opportunity and strain.
International tourism has roared back, surpassing pre-pandemic records as travelers make up for years of restricted movement.
The surge is a boon for economies dependent on visitors but is renewing concerns about overtourism in fragile destinations.
Authorities are experimenting with visitor caps and fees to balance economic gains against environmental and cultural costs.
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