There is a difference between "trippers" and renters. Had your read the article you'd know that they are ok with people living in cottages on Sunday just not "trippers"

They want to reduce people who visit without staying. For Sunday is their day for mass etc

Also most businesses are still closed on the Sunday because the town is Christian

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quadrifoliate 3 hours ago | parent [-]

> There is a difference between "trippers" and renters. Had your read the article you'd know that they are ok with people living in cottages on Sunday just not "trippers"

Again, none of this makes it right. It's medieval-style thinking to just put up a gate on Sundays to keep all the "trippers" out as you put it. What if every city and town in India started doing this?

	▲	thewhitetulip 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I'm not in US and have never set foot there ever. But I've lived my entire life in India so far. Most cities and towns won't do this because this affects only a handful of extremely small tourist places which are cool like have snow so they attract 80% of our 1 billion population who choose to be tourists. I get your overall point though. But major cities just don't suffer from the same problems! Say Chennai or Mumbai or Trivendrum or Kochi or anybody else - this is simply not a problem. They don't have over tourism. And such decisions will not be taken anywhere else in India