Reducing tourist numbers was never my point, and you are right that you cannot. The point is not letting tourism turn every home into a short-term rental and p

Reducing tourist numbers was never my point, and you are right that you cannot. The point is not letting tourism turn every home into a short-term rental and push residents out: in the historic centre tourist beds have passed 50,000 while residents fell below 49,000. That is a housing and land-use problem a city is fully allowed to regulate, and it has nothing to do with borders or free movement. Keep homes as homes, and people can visit all they want.