12 Nations Where Locals Truly Love Tourists (and 3 That Are Over It)

12. Bhutan

Tiger's Nest Monastery on a Cliff in Bhutan. Photo Credit: Envato @wirestock

Tourism in Bhutan is tightly controlled—but that’s exactly why locals still love having visitors. With its "high value, low volume" policy, Bhutan ensures that tourists are respectful, engaged, and aligned with the country’s values. The result? A calm, mutually appreciative exchange. Visitors are often invited into temples, local homes, or community festivals. In Bhutan, tourism isn’t just an economic engine—it’s a cultural bridge, maintained with care on both sides.

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