Bangladesh, Oct. 19 -- Greece, Turkey and Italy face mounting challenges in managing visitors to their ancient coastal landmarks, as tourism demand puts pressure on transport networks and conservation efforts across the Mediterranean.

Greece's Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, overlooking the Aegean Sea, remains a popular destination for travelers seeking ancient history and sunset views. Located about 43 miles from central Athens, the site can experience heavy traffic during peak evening hours, making travel times less predictable.

Similar challenges affect Turkey's Temple of Apollo at Didyma and the ancient Greek city of Selinunte in Sicily, Italy. Seasonal visitor surges, limited transport connections and access constraints can com...