‘TikTok tourists’ are ruining the Cotswolds and exploiting our village for clicks, councillor fumes
A local parliamentary member of the Pitoresque village, which is defined as’ Cotswolds Venice ‘because it uses’ Tiktok Tourists ”for clicks, is“ ruined ”because it uses“ Tiktok Tourists ”for clicks.
Burton-on-the-the-the-the-the-prom, in recent years, it has become more and more popular among tourists, and Jon Wareing says that people withdrawing video for Instagram and Tiktok reel, as well as selfie attraction.
“Such a visitor tends to be very interested in the inheritance, culture or natural environment they exploited for clicks. He said.
He also stated that there was an increase in garbage, especially among tourists, a popular “green” increase.
Residents are also reported to have verbal harassment and fight against traffic congestion.
“This is a combination of extreme tourism and fast tourism referring to people who flocked to the balcony places for creating content.”
In May 2024, Wareing took action to admit that the council was a problem for the village, and six votes.
“The last bank holiday weekend has provided an example of a variable public sensitivity on social media.” He said.
“This is very devastating and deep worrying for our community.”
Bourton-on-the-the-water is not the only village overwhelmed by tourism in Cotswolds.
In Castle Combe, residents ‘confidentiality was “invaded” by tourists’ drones, the community was destroyed by short -term holiday rents. 356 settled villages are visited by hundreds of people every year.
Meanwhile, minibus operators visiting the villages of Cotswold have seen an increase in the business world.
Bourton-on-the-the-water is famous for its yellow limestones, its houses and shops are famous for its five low, arched stone bridges.
The village has more visitors in the most intense tourism season than the residents. Estimated Every year, 300,000 visitors come compared to the residents of 3,500.
Every August is gathered to watch thousands of games medieval football River Windrush is played with castle poles established in itself.
