Tourism can have both positive and negative effects on a destination. While it can bring in economic benefits, it can also harm the environment and put pressure on local populations. This is evident in once-popular tourist destinations such as Acapulco, Mexico, and Villa Epecuén, Argentina, which have experienced a decline in visitors. On the other hand, some destinations are experiencing overtourism due to the influx of budget airlines and cruise ships, causing damage to the area and making it difficult for tourists to enjoy. In contrast, some remote and lesser-known countries receive only a small number of tourists each year due to a lack of infrastructure and accessibility. These destinations, such as Burkina Faso and Gopeng, Malaysia, may offer unique experiences, but can also be challenging to visit. In the end, tourists may need to weigh the trade-offs when considering where to travel and the impact they may have on the destination.