Insight
The travel industry's overtourism solutions often work in wealthy places like Iceland, but may not be as effective elsewhere.

The overtourism framework, designed for affluent nations, faces challenges in less wealthy locales. Countries like Iceland, with robust economies, can curb tourism without significant economic fallout. Conversely, places like Puerto Rico struggle, revealing a class divide within the sustainable tourism discussion and the need for more inclusive strategies.
The travel industry's overtourism solutions often work in wealthy places like Iceland, but may not be as effective elsewhere.