Highway to Nowhere: The Fatal Flaw in Mass Tourism The devastating crash on Hungary's M3 motorway, which claimed 12 lives and left dozens more injured, has raised uncomfortable questions about the risks of mass tourism.
At its core, this tragedy is not just a human cost but also a stark reminder of the often overlooked consequences of our increasingly globalized travel habits.
The investigation into the crash points to driver fatigue as the likely cause, with the bus's operator under scrutiny for allegedly prioritizing schedule over safety.