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Italy’s most iconic beaches are now requiring reservations to manage surging tourism, sparking heated debate over whether preservation or public access should take priority. With daily caps and advance booking windows, spots like La Pelosa and Cala Goloritzé aim to protect fragile ecosystems—but travelers are split: some see it as necessary, others as an unfair barrier. As global tourism is projected to double by 2030, Italy faces a tough choice: safeguard nature or keep beaches open for all.

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