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The world is full of fantastic landmarks. Humans have built some, while others have been forged by nature, withstanding the tests of time. However, these iconic landmarks will sometimes become so popular due to tourism that they can be damaged through purposeful actions or accidents. Let's examine how too much tourism is ruining some of the world's most famous landmarks.

When most people think of airports these days they probably think of long lines, security checks and overpriced food. But why not think of these amazing amenities and features that will make you wish you had an even longer layover.

The California Gold Rush is considered by many historians to be the most significant event of the first half of the nineteenth century—but not just for its fame and fortune. While it may have brought wealth to many, it brought utter devastation to even more.

In North Korea, citizens are strictly trained to obey. Anytime a person becomes “disloyal” to the government, their entire family gets put in horrific concentration camps—and that’s not even the worst of it.

America is teeming with stunning camping spots. With over sixty national parks and literally thousands of state parks, there is no shortage of natural adventure in the United States. Here’s 24 of the best places to camp in the fall.

From carving names into historical monuments and deliberately knocking down statues to crashing into irreplaceable natural wonders, here’s 14 specific times dumb tourists actually ruined iconic landmarks—and the prices they paid for doing so.