The Parking Toll on Paradise: How Overtourism Is Pricing Out a Village's Soul The picturesque village of Bibury in England's Cotswolds has long been celebrated for its 17th century weavers' cottages and water meadow.
Forbes magazine dubbed it the "world's most beautiful village" last year, echoing similar praise from poet William Morris a century ago.
However, beneath its quaint charm lies a complex web of problems caused by an influx of tourists.