This week on "Sunday Morning" (May 3)
Summary
The CBS News program "Sunday Morning" aired a report on how too many tourists are affecting popular cities like Amsterdam, Paris, Venice, and Portofino. The show also featured stories about therapeutic horses helping people with disabilities and PTSD, an exhibition about Mozart in New York, and a new tool called the Brain Care Score that helps people reduce the risk of dementia.Key Facts
- Tourism makes up 10% of the global economy but is causing problems in many popular destinations due to large crowds.
- Social media has increased the number of tourists visiting famous cities and natural sites.
- Some places and residents are pushing back against overtourism or finding new ways to manage visitors.
- Therapeutic horsemanship programs help people with disabilities, veterans with PTSD, and the incarcerated by bonding with horses.
- A Mozart exhibition is on display at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City, showcasing his early works and personal items.
- The Brain Care Score is a new tool that shows how lifestyle habits can affect brain health and help lower dementia risk.
- "Sunday Morning" also marked historical events and remembered notable people who passed away.
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