Europe's New Rules Reshape Tourist Travel

New anti-tourism rules sweep popular European destinations, reshaping trips with caps on visitors, timed entries, and local-priority bookings to ease overcrowding. Venice charges day-trippers, Barcelona limits short-term rentals, and Amsterdam curbs party boats, fostering sustainable stays. Travelers adapt by basing in quieter hubs, using public transit, and embracing off-season magic when canals glow golden and alleys empty. These shifts highlight authentic gems over selfie spots.