Tourism Flows in Venice: A personal perspective

Venice's tourism, driven by its rich cultural and historical significance, presents both opportunities and challenges for sustainable development. The city, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, faces increasing tourist flows that threaten its daily life while offering economic benefits. Accessible via three main routes—sea, western/central Italy, and northern Europe—Venice's tourism is shaped by its imperial past, naval history, and trade legacy. To balance growth with preservation, the study aligns with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDG Goal 8.9), advocating for sustainable tourism that fosters employment while safeguarding local culture and products.

Georgiou, E.-S. (2022). Tourism Flows in Venice: A personal perspective. Regions. https://doi.org/10.1080/13673882.2023.00001010