Arbon H. answered 08/11/25
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In Bled, Slovenia, the main patterns of movement involve tourists, seasonal workers, and some local migration. Tourists from around the world travel to Bled to see Lake Bled, Bled Castle, and the surrounding Alps. Seasonal workers often come to work in hotels, restaurants, and outdoor activity companies during the busy summer and winter seasons. Some locals also move to larger cities for jobs or education, while people from other areas move to Bled for work in the tourism industry.
Effects on the Environment, Animals, and People
- Environment: High numbers of tourists can lead to more waste, erosion of walking trails, and increased pollution in the lake from boats or runoff.
- Animals: Wildlife may be disturbed by human presence, especially near hiking areas, and some habitats can be reduced by building hotels or roads.
- People: Tourism brings economic benefits and creates jobs, but it can also raise housing prices and make the town crowded during peak seasons.