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As travel continues to rebound, certain destinations are becoming increasingly overwhelmed by visitors. Fodor's travel guide has released a list of places to reconsider for your 2026 travel plans, highlighting the impact of overtourism on various locales. Among the most notable entries is Antarctica, a pristine environment that is facing significant ecological stress due to an influx of tourists eager to experience its breathtaking landscapes and unique wildlife.
Mexico City also made the list, grappling with the challenges of managing its growing number of visitors. This vibrant metropolis, known for its rich history and cultural offerings, is struggling to balance tourism with the quality of life for its residents. Other destinations facing similar pressures include popular European cities and tropical paradises that have become overcrowded, leading to concerns about sustainability and the preservation of local cultures.
Travelers are encouraged to consider these factors when planning their trips, as the allure of these destinations may come at a cost to both the environment and local communities.
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