Mt Agung is playing up like a cantankerous old man, huffing and puffing since September 2017 and just when its alert status was lowered, it decides to spew out a 1.5-kilometer ash column to let everyone know that maybe the show is not over yet.
Most places once given exposure to the travelling masses, as a "must see destination" become the victim of their own newfound status. Here are some that are starting to hold back and even turn away the 'tourist'.
Tourism is a funny thing. On one hand, it encourages visitors and boosts the economy, but it can also harm the local environment and wildlife populations. Read on to discover five places where tourism is now strictly controlled.
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