San Marino, a small enclave surrounded by Italy, is looking to boost its tourism, which is crucial for its economy. Despite its rich history and stunning landscapes, it remains relatively undiscovered with only two million visitors annually. In contrast, Dubrovnik in Croatia has implemented measures to manage overtourism, such as capping the number of cruise ships docking each day. Bath in the UK, known for its Roman Baths and Georgian architecture, offers a rich historical experience and is a hidden gem for staycations. Genoa, Italy, offers a plethora of Renaissance and Baroque palaces and has maintained its local charm despite being a busy port city. Lastly, Morocco is actively working on expanding its tourism infrastructure, including building new hotels, ahead of co-hosting the 2030 World Cup to double its tourist numbers.