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Climate change means more visitors are expected to head towards cooler climes for trips away.
European Commission study shows a rise in global heat of 3-4C could see 16% increase in visitors to Wales .
But experts say Wales could experience 'over-tourism' if numbers continue to grow.
They say the key to avoiding conflict with locals is to find solutions which benefit both people living in areas and people visiting them.
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