Cities Using New Cruise Taxes to Fight Overtourism

4. Amsterdam, Netherlands: Encouraging Sustainable Tourism Practices

Amsterdam Canal. Photo Credit: Envato @graemeanderson

Amsterdam's approach to managing overtourism involves a multifaceted strategy that includes a cruise tax aimed at promoting sustainable tourism practices. The tax is used to fund environmental initiatives and improve public transportation systems, making it easier for tourists to explore the city without contributing to congestion. By investing in sustainable infrastructure, Amsterdam seeks to reduce the environmental footprint of its tourism industry. This approach not only addresses overtourism but also aligns with the city's broader environmental goals, demonstrating how tourism management can be integrated into larger sustainability efforts.

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