Venice Will Soon Have a Tourist Fee for Day-Trippers — What to Know If You're Visiting July 18, 2022, 8:07 AM Day-trippers will have to sign up online the day they plan to visit and pay a fee ...

But in certain parts of the country, second-home owners and other frequent visitors are becoming concerned that they may now be hit by additional charges and rules aimed at controlling tourist crowds.

Local authorities have long been discussing plans for a so-called “tourist ... car-less Venice, as well as frequent flooding that damages homes and businesses. Authorities hope the fee reduces ...

The entrance fee, which will vary from €3 to €10 depending on the season, will apply only to day visitors and not to those staying overnight in the city as they already pay a tourist tax.

Starting in January, Venice will oblige day-trippers to make reservations and pay a fee to visit the historic lagoon city, in a bid to better manage visitors who often far outnumber residents in ...

This is the mother of all Indian stepwells, 13-storeys of stone terraces linked by staircases descending to the pool at the ...

Buying an entry ticket to see a museum, a historical landmark, even a national park - these are things we become accustomed to as travellers. But paying to go into a city? It just seems absurd ...

Venice, the crown jewel of northern Italy, in particular boasts a rather lengthy list of “forbidden behaviours”, aimed at “preserv[ing] urban cleanliness and landscape, and also for reasons of safety ...

there's nothing understated about Venice's mother church. Queues lengthen scarily once the basilica opens for tourist visits at 9.45am, but you can avoid the wait by booking a timed entry slot ...

to enter the city depending on tourist inflow. The higher the demand to enter, the higher the price. Venice has become the world’s first city to charge tourists an entry fee. This is to prevent ...