Why does a small Swiss town ban tourists from taking photos?

According to reports, a picturesque Alpine town in Switzerland has recently introduced new regulations prohibiting tourists from taking photos. The purpose is to allow tourists to enjoy the scenery here and stay away from social media, Belkin Town Councilor The above news was announced through its official social media. If tourists are caught taking photos after the new regulations are implemented, they will be fined 5 Swiss francs (approximately 35 yuan).

The report said the rule was prompted by a recent study that found technology was ruining tourists’ travel experiences. Nearly half (49%) of 1,037 U.S. adult respondents said social media had a negative impact on their travels because they were pressured to Keep posting photos on the go.

Many people thought the move was stupid and strange and said they planned to cancel their trips to the area. However, there were others who liked the new rule and cheered: "What a great idea! Absolutely right!"

The Town of Belkin issued a statement on its Facebook account regarding the ban on photography. Mainly hoping to provide tourists with a more pleasant holiday environment, in response to negative comments on social media, town tourism department officials said that they have realized that the new regulations will not satisfy everyone, but hope that through this bold Initiatives to promote the beauty of the town.