One of Europe’s oldest cities, Lisbon has become a hotspot for creative entrepreneurs and travellers, making it very touristy.
Suffering from over-tourism, Bali is even considering putting a cap on tourists to combat the issue. Another beautiful island in Indonesia to consider
The canal city of Venice, Italy sees 20 million visitors a year, meaning its narrow streets and alleys get very crowded. A beautiful alternative just 40 kilometres
Often described as Amsterdam without the tourists, the Dutch city of Utrecht also has gorgeous canals, charming homes, and trendy shopping
Singapore is one of the world’s most popular destinations, and millions of tourists descend onto this multicultural hotspot every year.
Called the “best-kept secret in the Caribbean,” the island of Dominica is steeped in luscious greenery, magical waterfalls, and bubbling hot springs.
With its iconic monuments, museums and sites, Paris, France is consistently the most-visited destination in the world, meaning it’s impossible to escape the crowds.
Thanks to the gorgeous beaches and vibrant nightlife, Tulum, Mexico is bursting with tourists. A quieter, more sustainable destination just two hours south of Tulum is Bacalar.