The impact of overtourism on the transformation of urban transport in Budapest
Abstract
The global and domestic scale of tourism has exceeded perhaps all of its previous growth rates. This makes impact analyses focusing on the issue of overtourism highly justifiable. Besides its significance in national economy, the impact of tourism on the transport system is also considerable. Considering this, a multidimensional approach of the topic is important.
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