A recent discussion sparked by a Split resident on Reddit reveals growing concerns about the sustainability of Croatia’s tourism boom. One landlord’s anxieties over August reservations suggest a potential “bursting” of the tourist bubble in Split, raising questions about inflated prices and their impact on visitor experience. The conversation centered around “nerve amortisation,” hinting at the stress and strain placed on locals by the overwhelming influx of tourists. This single landlord’s experience may be indicative of wider issues facing Croatian tourism, prompting a need to examine the long-term effects of mass tourism. The discussion highlights growing anxieties about whether current tourism models are truly beneficial for both visitors and residents. These concerns call for a conversation surrounding responsible tourism practices and a more balanced approach to development.