A complete, ready-to-teach ESL lesson on overtourism for intermediate and upper-intermediate English learners (B1-B2). Includes a student worksheet, teacher guide with answer key, and classroom PowerPoint presentation.

Students explore why popular destinations become overcrowded, the effects of mass tourism on local communities, and whether governments should limit visitor numbers.

• Student lesson worksheet
• Classroom PowerPoint presentation
• Teacher guide and answer key
• Warm-up speaking questions
• Short reading article on overtourism
• Vocabulary activity
• Reading comprehension
• True/false questions
• Discussion questions
• Critical-thinking activities
• Speaking challenge

Designed for adult, university and secondary ESL/EFL learners, this lesson works particularly well for conversation classes, current-events lessons, travel and tourism topics, and critical-thinking practice.

Level: B1-B2
Topic: Overtourism, travel and tourism
Skills: Speaking, reading, vocabulary, discussion and critical thinking
Preparation: Ready to teach

This complete teaching resource is FREE.

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