A historic region in Italy will cap the number of tourists that it allows to visit at any one time as it has 'reached the limit' of what it can take.
The autonomous region of Trentino-Alto Adige is a popular holiday hotspot which brought in some 34 million visitors last year. However, it has now banned new hotels and Airbnbs from opening up and will cap tourist numbers to 2019 levels, when there were 230,000 beds available.
New hotels and holiday rental properties can be opened up until a current one closes its doors under the new cap, reports the Mirror. Additionally, travellers in the region can no longer freely visit the glacial Lago di Braies, a picturesque and popular lake.
