There is an interesting (but perhaps not very insighful) connection to gentrification in this. It sounds like that city is still having growing pains with tour

There is an interesting (but perhaps not very insighful) connection to gentrification in this. It sounds like that city is still having growing pains with tourism influx, but it also sounds like the local economy is probably doing pretty well, so I don't know if "ruined" is the right term (in absolute terms). Put another way: the locals will have a much more annoying but (hopefully) much richer existence as a result of that influx. Those that dislike this can either move or work with local governments to transform policies to stop the tourism (and fight those who prefer the income).