
‘Athens cannot operate as a giant hotel’: mayor vows to rescue capital from overtourism
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Athens Mayor Haris Doukas has raised concerns about the impact of overtourism on the city's neighborhoods, where 700,000 residents coexist with 8 million tourists. He warns that the influx of visitors is threatening the authenticity and livability of the historic city center. Doukas aims to reclaim these areas for locals, advocating for measures to manage tourist numbers and preserve the character of Athens.
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Athens, a city rich in history and culture, has seen a significant rise in tourism over the past decade, leading to concerns about the sustainability of its urban environment. The mayor's comments come at a time when many cities worldwide are experiencing similar pressures, prompting discussions about responsible tourism practices.
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