forkerenok parent
Yep, exactly my thought. Start raising prices (via taxes or touristic accommodation quotas or whatever) and find that goldilocks zone balancing revenue and pressure on the environment/locals.
The problem here is that this creates negative externalities on the housing market unless regulation is in place. Otherwise, it creates an incentive for short-term housing over long-term housing, which affects the people who do live there. This is the crux of the matter in many places that have a problem with tourism.
Regulation is definitely necessary to protect low-income residents. Areas that understand this and implement it well will be rewarded for it.
tax stays of less than 3 months by 50%