Part 6/7:
Seeking Alternatives
The growing frustration leads locals to call for alternative approaches to managing tourism. Instead of tram and bus shortcuts through pedestrian areas or allowing scooters in crowded spaces, many advocate for solutions that prioritize pedestrians and residents—like more reliable public transport options that maintain accessibility without compromising safety.
Encounters at Tourist Sites
An exploration of specific locations within the city reveals growing tensions. The symbolic tree-lined avenues, once tranquil, are now often cluttered with abandoned scooters. Historic sites find themselves being marred by advertisements or tourist-centric commercialism, overshadowing the cultural significance of these landmarks.