National Parks in the U.S. are raising entry fees by $100 for international tourists, sparking a fiery debate about accessibility and conservation. This hike aims to manage overcrowding and generate funds for park maintenance, but it raises questions about fairness and accessibility for global visitors. Critics argue that this move could deter international tourism and limit access to America’s natural treasures. Meanwhile, the Department of the Interior claims it’s a necessary step to modernize park access and improve facilities. Read on for the full story.