From: Roland Francis Thailand and the fallout from mass tourism | DW Documentary
https://youtu.be/78xdMXOx7Rw -----------GL responds: Every industry (tourism in this case) needs to be actively managed. That is what tourists (consumers) pay for / should pay for and expect some law and order. This management is also important for the tourist-destination's own long-term growth and prosperity; for the satisfaction of the tourists and the local population. What does it take for a clean-up crew to clean-up a popular beach every morning, just like the same happens in any downtown. What does it take to organize proper and safe modes of transportation? View the pictures of a beach in Southern Italy and see the orderly lounge chairs on the beach. Yes make money renting them and hiring workers to maintain them. Let us learn from successful tourist destinations like the Bahamas or Hawaii to mention a few. The local community benefits immensely from the "tourist economy" in jobs and taxes. The local community owes something back to the tourists beyond what nature provides. That is the take-home message for the tourist destination like Goa. One just cannot "milk" nature without putting back some efforts to support and replenish nature. Regards, GL
