Oct. 20, 2025
Venice, Italy
Over tourism is literally destroying some wonderful European destinations.
Residents are fleeing historic centers, and the tourist influx is increasingly driving up housing costs, making them less and less accessible to locals.
It is becoming increasingly impossible to live in Venice.
The tourism industry is devouring the heart of the city, turning it into a luxury dormitory.
Every year, 1,200 inhabitants flee, more than three per day.
The city will soon find itself a hollow shell, filled with resorts, vacation homes and second homes.
Venice is becoming less and less a city and more and more an open-air museum.
The Venetians complain that their city is becoming increasingly chaotic and dirty.
About 50 million plastic bottles are sold every year, many of which end up on the streets or in the canals.
Efforts are now being made to address the problem.
Anyone who wants to enter Venice, now has to pay an entrance fee of 5 Euros.
Venice will also limit the size of tourist groups, which must not exceed 25 people, and will ban the use of loudspeakers by guides.
过度旅游正在彻底摧毁一些美丽的欧洲旅行目的地。
居民正在逃离，而游客大量涌入正日益推高住房成本，使当地人愈加难以负担。
在威尼斯生活越来越不可能了，旅游业正在吞噬这座城市的核心，使其变成奢华的度假宿舍。
每年1200居民迁离威尼斯，平均每天超三人。城市很快变为空壳充满度假屋，第二住所。
威尼斯变得越来越不像城市，越来越像露天博物馆。
威尼斯人抱怨，他们的城市正变得越来越乱，越来越脏。
每年大约售出5000万个塑料瓶，其中许多被丢弃在街道或运河中。
目前正在努力解决这个问题。
任何想进入威尼斯的人现在都必须支付5欧元的入场费。
威尼斯还将限制旅游团的规模，不得超过25人，并将禁止导游使用扩音器。
Venice, Italy
Over tourism is literally destroying some wonderful European destinations.
I removed the space as overtourism is just one word.
Residents are fleeing historic centers, and the tourist influx is increasingly driving up housing costs, making them less and less accessible to locals.
It is becoming increasingly impossible to live in Venice.
The tourism industry is devouring the heart of the city, turning it into a luxury dormitoryhotel.
A dormitory is the sleeping area in a boarding school. Hotel would fit better here.
Every year, 1,200 inhabitants flee, more than three per day.
I think this change is helpful to ensure there aren't too many commas, and to make the sentence easier to read.
The city will soon find itself a hollow shell, filled with resorts, vacation homes and second homes.
Venice is becoming less and less a city and more and more an open-air museum.
The Venetians complain that their city is becoming increasingly chaotic and dirty.
About 50 million plastic bottles are sold every year, many of which end up on the streets or in the canals.
Efforts are now being made to address the problem.
Anyone who wants to enter Venice, now has to pay an entrance fee of 5 Euros.
Venice will also limit the size of tourist groups, which must not exceed 25 people, and will ban the use of loudspeakers by guides.
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The tourism industry is devouring the heart of the city, turning it into a luxury dormitory. The tourism industry is devouring the heart of the city, turning it into a luxury A dormitory is the sleeping area in a boarding school. Hotel would fit better here. |
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Every year, 1,200 inhabitants flee, more than three per day. Every year, 1 I think this change is helpful to ensure there aren't too many commas, and to make the sentence easier to read. |
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About 50 million plastic bottles are sold every year, many of which end up on the streets or in the canals. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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