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Latifa, Venice, Barcelona and Amsterdam are other European cities that imposed borders on cruise ships.

The French Rivera Resort at the Cannes Festival has become the latest famous destination to join the growing global reaction against Oil by imposing what the city council calls “a fundamental organization” on cruise ships.

The city’s city advisers voted on Friday to present new borders on cruise ships in the city’s ports. Starting on January 1, only ships with less than 1,000 passengers will be allowed to be allowed for a maximum of 6000 passengers to descend per day. Big ships are expected to move passengers to smaller boats to enter the Cannes Festival.

Two car ships were scheduled to be based at the Cannes Festival, which are internationally fame in its cinematic festival, on Sunday, with a much larger maximum for the next passengers with a joint capacity of more than 7,000 people.

“The Cannes Festival was a major tourist ship, with real economic benefits. It is not a matter of banning cruise ships, but about organizing, organizing and preparing instructions for navigation,” Mayor David Lesnard said in a statement.

Trips operators invited these restrictions on destinations and passengers.

Near the city of Nice, the city of Nice announced the borders of cruise ships earlier this year, as some other European cities, including Venice, Barcelona and Amsterdam.

France – which was attracted in 100 million visitors last year, more than any other European country and more than the country’s population – at the forefront of efforts to balance the economic benefits of tourism with environmental concerns with the management of flourishing crowds.

The Cannes and Nice Festival are not the only French cities to take action against turmoil.

On Monday in Paris, the Louvre workers struck a strike to protest against working conditions “that cannot be defended”, and “the reflection of chronic employees” and “indisputable crowds” caused by Ohan, who felt that the museum’s infrastructure and current recruitment levels are no longer able to manage.

Similar protests have recently occurred in other European cities.

The demonstrations took place this week in Venice against Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez wedding ceremony To highlight the inequality of wealth and protest against the impact of mass tourism on the city. Activists have argued that the three -day lavish event represents the ignorance of the needs of the local population, including affordable prices and basic services, in a city that is already struggling with mass tourism and environmental fears.

Barcelona residents took a strange approach using Water guns in protests Against the disorders, it aims to highlight their frustration with how excessive visitors have increased housing costs, the displacement of local population and the erosion of the unique character of the city.