VENICE - Venice on April 25 began charging day trippers for entry, a world first aimed at tackling mass tourism but opposed by protesters objecting to treating the historic Italian city as a ...
Last November, Venice authorities unveiled a pilot program for their long-mooted plan to charge day-trippers to visit the city. Today (25 April) the pilot programme has finally come into force.
Under a trial system, the Venice Access Fee is being introduced on 29 busy days throughout 2024, mostly weekends from May to July. Thursday is a public holiday. Venice launched a new scheme ...
For the first time, visitors exploring Venice for the day were required to buy a five-euro ($5.30) ticket, enforced by spot checks at key points of entry into the UNESCO World Heritage site.
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