TERRITORIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITATIONS TO TOURISM: LOADING CAPACITY AND CAPACITY OF HOSPITALITY

Abstract

The massification of tourism -consequence of the cheapening of means of transport, of the collaborative economy, of the application of information technologies and communications to tourism ... - generates many security, environmental and resource problems (supply of drinking water and electricity, generation of waste ...).
This phenomenon obliges the Public Administrations, depending on their different competences, to reconsider their administrative intervention and limit access to certain spaces and enclaves, duly justified, with different formulas, from taxation to direct restriction of mobility. This limitation of access to the public domain raises problems of a legal nature due to the restriction that operates on the general public use of these public goods.