Fodor’s No List 2026
Eight destinations to reconsider in 2026.
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They Feel so Guilty About Climate Change, They Won’t Travel Far From Home
With a rise in climate disasters and overtourism, should all of us be rethinking the way we move through the world?
Is It Time to Revisit the Atacama Desert’s ‘No List’ Status?
After making negative headlines, including Fodor’s 2024 No List, I traveled to the Atacama Desert to see if there’s any reason we should reconsider this part of the world. As it turns out, there are many.
Fodor’s No List 2025
15 destinations to reconsider in 2025.
Opinion: Lake Superior Was on Fodor’s ‘No List.’ But It’s a Natural Marvel of Sustainable Tourism
Editor’s Note: Last November, Fodor’s included Lake Superior on the annual No List, highlighting regions to reconsider in 2024. Tom Nemacheck, the executive director of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Travel & Recreation Association, which includes many communities on Lake Superior, responds to that inclusion. The 2025 edition of the No List will be announced this week. … Continued
If You’re Confronted By Tourism Protests, Do This
In Barcelona, residents are using water guns to douse anybody suspected of being a visitor in front of hotels and restaurants.
Is Lake Tahoe Still on the Fodor’s ‘No List’?
A year after landing on our annual cautionary tale, trash, traffic, and tourism in Tahoe still seems murky.
What Does a California Carrot Boycott Have to Do With Tourism?
At times when residents face water-use restrictions, corporate growers continue to produce water-intensive crops like rice, alfalfa, and almonds.
Fodor’s No List 2024
Nine regions to reconsider in 2024.
Fodor’s No List 2023
Ten regions to reconsider in 2023.