Abstract

[Limited enrolment beauties and the in the open sky ones: overtourism and aspects concerning amministrative and confessional regulations] The tourist market had a fundamental role in promoting a new phase of economic revamping. Its ambition was openly faced and supported by the European financial assignments and it again became a crucial factor for the Italian economics, because the country is worldwide well-known as one of the finest places to host both artistic and naturalistic holydays. This massive impact anyway has widely influenced the legal interests of internal and local communities day by day empathising the concurrency between two different figures: increasing masses of foreign visitors and declining percentages of disappointed residents. Law & religions approaches could lead distinctive and productive sustainable solutions.