Pompeii launches personalized tickets and entry limits to combat overtourism
The Pompeii archaeological park has launched a new system to limit visitor numbers to 20,000 a day. The move sees the introduction of personalized tickets in a bid to cope with over tourism and protect the world heritage site.
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Pompeii’s new visitor cap aims to protect history — how it affects your travel plansThis decision comes after a significant surge in tourism, with the site experiencing a record 36,000 visitors on the first ...
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