A beautiful Italian region has put a strict cap on visitor numbers and banned any new hotels and Airbnbs opening up.
In the latest move by a holiday hotspot looking to dull the impact of over-tourism, the autonomous region of Trentino-Alto Adige in Italy has decided it's at capacity.
The region in the north of the country has introduced a limit on overnight visitors by capping numbers to 2019 levels. Unless another hotel or holiday rental flat closes, no new one can be opened up.
