8 Beautiful Places In the US Overwhelmed By Overtourism

Miami, Florida

With sun, sea, stunning architecture, and rich cultural heritage, Miami attracts millions but faces high housing demand and resource strain due to overtourism.

Zion National Park, Utah

Known for its unique geology and scenic beauty, Zion struggles with mass tourism, leading to overcrowded spots, trash issues, and increased search and rescue.

New York City, New York

Iconic landmarks and high tourism have made NYC's housing expensive and popular spots like Times Square and Central Park overcrowded and less enjoyable.

Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona:

Welcoming millions, the Grand Canyon experiences light pollution, littering, noise pollution, and increased erosion due to excessive.

Hawaii

Popular for its landscapes and beaches, Hawaii faces overtourism challenges with crowded beaches, longer queues, increased pollution, and higher service prices.

Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina/Tennessee

The most visited US national park, facing problems like plastic trash, air pollution, and soil erosion due to irresponsible tourism.

Glacier National Park, Montana

Famous for its alpine meadows and glaciers, Glacier National Park is overwhelmed by tourism, struggling to balance visitor enjoyment.

Orlando, Florida

Home to major theme parks, Orlando's tourism industry causes overcrowding, high real estate values, and strain on local resources, with millions visiting annually.