The rising seas pose significant risks to both residents and tourists in affected areas. In the Maldives, infrastructure damage impacts resort operations, while Venice's seasonal flooding disrupts visitor access to historic sites. Tuvalu faces existential threats, with potential relocation of its population. Fiji's coastal communities are at risk of displacement, and Key West's tidal flooding affects local transportation and tourism. These changes could lead to economic losses, reduced visitor numbers, and increased costs for adaptation measures. Vulnerable populations in these regions are particularly at risk, emphasizing the need for global climate action.