Tourism's Impact on Iconic Landmarks: Transformation Over Time
The article explores the transformation of famous landmarks around the world due to the impact of tourism over the years. It highlights how places like the Moulin Rouge in Paris, Mont Saint-Michel in France, and the Eiffel Tower have evolved from their original states to become major tourist attractions. The piece uses historical photographs to illustrate the changes, showing how increased visitor numbers have led to commercialization, infrastructure development, and changes in accessibility. For instance, Mont Saint-Michel now has a man-made causeway for all-day access, and the Eiffel Tower has enhanced security measures to manage the large influx of tourists. 
