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The Greek islands of Lipsi and Sikinos have made great strides towards sustainable tourism. Lipsi completely banned the issuance of permits for the construction of new pools, branding the entire island as an oasis with "natural pools" while referring to the clear sea. Sikinos went a step further by banning swimming pools and limiting the capacity of new hotels to a maximum of 20 beds in order to stop the growth of mass tourism. Limit...
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