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The dis-advantages to WHS's are that they can become extremely popular with tourists and this could put the site under threat. Issues can include erosion and litter. Also, hotel businesses will try and build huge skyscraper hotels as they are only in it for the money and don't really care about the environment. An example would be at the Galapagos Islands where there is now excessive tourism and overfishing. Hope this helped!
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