Spanish Residents Worry About Tourist Cities
Spain predicts 100 million tourists this year. Many Spanish residents are worried. They think cities are losing their special character.
The country expects a large increase in visitors, especially during the summer. Locals are concerned about the impact of so many tourists. They believe cities are being treated as commodities. This is causing a loss of the cities' unique identity. Residents want to preserve the character of their towns and cities.
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Highlights
Record Tourist Numbers Expected
Spain expects 100 million tourists this year.
Residents Express Concern
Many Spanish residents are worried about changes in cities.
Cities Losing Identity
Cities are losing their unique identity due to tourists.
Tourism Seen as Problematic
Tourists are seen as both necessary and unwanted.
Cities Treated as Products
Residents feel cities are being treated like products.