Travel is becoming more accessible every year as hotels, tours, and plane tickets all decrease in price. But how often do we consider the residents’ feelings when the streets are crowded with tourists? Not all visitors are courteous and prepared to uphold the customs and historical values of an unfamiliar nation. We didn’t have to dig very hard to find evidence that people are getting a little sick of tourists. The new restrictions and bans speak for themselves.

1. Tourists “for just one day” in Venice will have to pay a tax.

Locals in this old city are sick of the tourists because they practically block the streets, making it impossible for them to get to work or home at the end of the day. Because of this, starting on May 1, you will have to pay to enter the city. Visitors to Venice who wish to take a gondola ride must pay $3. Anyone who makes an attempt to evade paying will be fined $450. These regulations only apply to those who choose to visit the city for a single day in order to save money on lodging (as those who are staying in hotels have already paid the tax).