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Destinations that don't see a huge impact on their local infrastructure. an example that comes to mind is tulum, mexico. big beach town, everybody goes there, but they don't have the infrastructure to meet the demand. so maybe going to a smaller town further away, it's more inland that has that kind of infrastructure. and not only does that spread out the positive impact of tourism and the financial positive impact, but it reduces the stress on, again, local infrastructure. getting out of a major tourist area is also much more affordable because these smaller towns, these more out—of—theâ€...

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Well, to finish off this week, we're off to india which is a country well known for its massive railway network. it's one of the biggest in the world, but it will soon also bejoining the record books as the proud home of the highest railway bridge. kind of appropriately, it'as been built in the himalayas, and we've been to take a look.

Big beach town, everybody goes there, but they don't have the infrastructure to meet the demand. so maybe going to a smaller town further away, it's more inland that has that kind of infrastructure. and not only does that spread out the positive impact of tourism and the financial positive impact, but it reduces the stress on, again, local infrastructure. getting out of a major tourist area is also much more affordable because these smaller towns, these more out—of—the—way destinations, since they don't see as many tourists, prices aren't as high. tip number three — carry a water bottl...

Trains and buses do take longer, but they're just going to be much better for the environment. second, get out of major tourist areas. i can't emphasise this enough. so, going to smaller destinations that don't see a huge impact on their local infrastructure. an example that comes to mind is tulum, mexico. big beach town, everybody goes there, but they don't have the infrastructure to meet the demand. so maybe going to a smaller town further away, it's more inland that has that kind of infrastructure. and not only does that spread out the positive impact of tourism and the financial positive i...