Slovak Village Considers Renouncing UNESCO Status Due to Overtourism

Residents of the Slovak village of Vlkolinec, overwhelmed by 100,000 tourists for only 17 inhabitants, are expressing anger and considering renouncing their UNESCO World Heritage status.

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le-figaroFrench21d ago

«Où est ce qu’on est, au zoo ?» : dans ce village slovaque, 100 000 visiteurs pour 17 habitants, renoncer à l’Unesco n’est pas tabou

Excédés par le déferlement de touristes les habitants de Vlkolinec ne cachent pas leur colère.

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Slovak Village Considers Renouncing UNESCO Status Due to Overtourism

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«Où est ce qu’on est, au zoo ?» : dans ce village slovaque, 100 000 visiteurs pour 17 habitants, renoncer à l’Unesco n’est pas tabou

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