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Byron Bay Locals Fear Paradise Lost to Overtourism

March 6, 2026·20 days ago·via Daily Mail
Byron Bay Locals Fear Paradise Lost to Overtourism
Byron Bay draws two million visitors yearly, with numbers projected to double by 2030, straining its iconic beaches, clear blue waters, and surf culture that lure celebrities and travelers alike. Locals rally for regenerative tourism, spotlighting Indigenous-led experiences like those from Bundjalung councillor Delta Kay's Explore Byron Bay, while pushing for Aboriginal shopfronts and a cultural center on Arakwal land.

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