#visitor-management

#visitor-management

Yosemite will introduce a new pilot reservation system in 2025 to manage crowds and protect resources.

Visitors require day reservations to enter Yosemite during peak summer dates.

Reservations can be made through recreation.gov starting May 6.

No reservation needed if entering outside peak hours or with certain permits.

Reservation system is implemented to manage increased park traffic.

Yosemite National Park removes reservation requirement for drivers for the remainder of the year.

Yosemite National Park will implement a reservation system from June 15 to Aug. 15, 2025, to manage peak visitation.

Timed entry reservations will be required in several national parks to manage increasing visitor numbers during peak seasons.

The Trump administration mandates national parks remain open despite staffing shortages, raising concerns from conservationists about safety and management effectiveness.

Pompeii will introduce personalized tickets and limit visitor numbers to address overtourism and protect the heritage site.

Implementing visitor caps in Galicia led to a sustainable tourism model that protects natural resources while enhancing visitor experience.

Haena State Park's new management has drastically improved accessibility by reducing visitors to 900 per day.

The park previously faced congestion issues due to overwhelming visitor numbers and illegal parking.