1Reykjavik, Iceland

Iceland’s tourism boom has transformed Reykjavik from a quiet capital into a busy hub. With over two million visitors annually—far more than the country’s population—locals sometimes feel overwhelmed.

Prices for food and housing have skyrocketed, and the small city’s infrastructure strains under the pressure. While Icelanders are known for their hospitality, many worry that mass tourism is unsustainable and disruptive to both daily life and the environment.

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