The city of Kraków, Poland is considering a ban on horse-drawn carriages following the death of a tourist. Details surrounding the tourist’s death have spurred renewed debate regarding the safety and ethical implications of the practice. Local authorities are now re-evaluating the regulations governing the operation of these carriages in Kraków’s city center. Animal welfare advocates have long campaigned against the use of horses for tourism, citing concerns about overwork and potential for accidents. The incident has increased public pressure to implement stricter rules or a complete prohibition. A final decision on the future of horse-drawn carriages in Kraków is expected soon, potentially impacting the city’s tourism industry.