Tourism is a multi-billion-pound industry in Scotland, but when social media algorithms turn remote locations into must-see hotspots, the consequences can be complicated.
While tourism brings vital income to rural communities, it can also put pressure on landscapes, infrastructure and local life.
So how do we strike the right balance? And how can we explore the world without damaging the very places we’ve come to see?
In this video…
00:00 – Intro
00:45 – Scotland has gone… viral
01:08 – The data behind Scotland’s internet popularity
01:43 – More visitors, more problems?
02:44 – Visitor numbers explained
03:15 – Meet Chris Lawlor – Scottish content creator
05:48 – The affect on rural communities
06:36 – Outlining local issues with BBC reporter Cameron
10:00 – Right to roam, explained
11:02 – What do local people think about tourism?
12:06 – What’s being done to reduce the negative impacts of tourism?
13:24 – Chris Lawlor’s top tips
14:05 – Summary
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