斯洛伐克中部的Vlkolinec村庄正面临过度旅游困境，相关方开始考虑要求联合国教科文组织将其从世界遗产名单上撤除1。该村1993年被列入世界遗产名单，此后游客数量激增，对仅有17名常住居民的村庄造成了持续压力1。村民遭遇隐私侵犯，传统生活方式也随之衰退1。
负责该村的Ruzomberok镇政府坚持通过加强管理而非撤除名单来保护村庄1。当地当局计划实施一系列改善措施，包括停车换乘系统、路径改善和社区中心改建等1，同时正寻求挪威资金支持村庄保护和旅游管理项目1。游客存在踩踏花园、无视隐私标志等不尊重行为1。
村民每年从门票收入获得约400欧元1。自1978年联合国教科文组织世界遗产计划建立以来，仅撤除过3个遗产地，均因不可逆转地丧失了原有价值1。Vlkolinec村于1977年被指定为民间建筑遗产保护区1。
Vlkolinec, a small settlement in central Slovakia, is considering requesting removal from UNESCO's World Heritage list due to the overwhelming impact of tourism on its dwindling community.1 The village, which once housed approximately 200 residents, now has only 17 permanent inhabitants.1 Since being inscribed on the World Heritage list in 1993, following its designation as a folk architecture heritage protection zone in 1977, the village has faced mounting pressures including privacy violations and the erosion of traditional ways of life.1 Visitors engage in disrespectful behavior such as trampling gardens and ignoring privacy markers.1
Local authorities have resisted the idea of delisting, arguing instead that improved management can address the challenges without removing the village's heritage status.1 Officials from Ruzomberok, the town overseeing the village, are pursuing a comprehensive approach that includes implementing park-and-ride facilities, improving pathways, and renovating community spaces.1 The residents currently receive approximately €400 ($455) annually from gate ticket revenues.1 Ruzomberok is also seeking funding support from Norway to advance conservation and tourism management initiatives.1
The decision carries significant weight given the rarity of delistings in UNESCO's history.1 Since the World Heritage program's establishment in 1978, only three sites have been removed from the list, all due to irreversible loss of their heritage values.1
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