Agrigento, Sicily's historic city, faces water scarcity due to drought and aging infrastructure, leading to tourism and agriculture impacts.

Agrigento, a historic city in Sicily, Italy, known for its Valley of the Temples, faces water scarcity due to drought and aging infrastructure. This crisis has led to small hotels and guesthouses turning away tourists due to insufficient water supply for basic amenities. Sicily declared a state of emergency in February and enforced water restrictions, with over 1 million people across 93 communities affected by water rationing. Tourism and agriculture, both crucial sectors for Sicily's economy, have been impacted.