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Japanese Town Tackles Overtourism to Protect Residents
Solutions3h ago

Japanese Town Tackles Overtourism to Protect Residents

A small Japanese town at the foot of Mount Fuji found a creative solution to overtourism after viral photos brought 10,000 daily visitors. By canceling their festival and implementing smart crowd controls, Fujiyoshida is pioneering a balanced approach that protects local quality of life while welcoming visitors.

Stuff NZ2 min read
Swedish City Trades Selfies for Smarter Tourism
InnovationApr 1

Swedish City Trades Selfies for Smarter Tourism

Uppsala, Sweden is fighting selfie culture with "IQ Tourism," a new program that rewards curiosity over Instagram shots. Red binocular viewers and smart signage now guide visitors to hidden historical gems instead of photo ops.

Euronews2 min read
Japan Tackles Overtourism in 100 Cities by 2030
Planet WinsMar 27

Japan Tackles Overtourism in 100 Cities by 2030

Japan just approved an ambitious plan to protect 100 communities from overtourism within five years while still welcoming record numbers of visitors. The country is proving you can grow tourism and preserve local quality of life at the same time.

Japan Today2 min read
Japan Plans 100 Regions Fighting Overtourism by 2030
SolutionsMar 27

Japan Plans 100 Regions Fighting Overtourism by 2030

Japan is helping local communities tackle tourism overcrowding with funding and a clear roadmap. By 2030, the country aims to double the number of regions actively managing tourist flows while spreading visitors to rural areas.

Japan Times2 min read
Japan Doubles Down on Overtourism Solutions by 2030
SolutionsJan 31

Japan Doubles Down on Overtourism Solutions by 2030

Japan plans to expand its overtourism management efforts to over 100 regions by 2030, helping popular destinations thrive while welcoming a record-breaking wave of international visitors. The move comes as the country celebrates its best tourism year ever, with nearly 43 million visitors spending $61 billion.

Japan Today2 min read