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to experiment a regulation system of visitor flows. day—trippers will have to make a reservation for visiting the city and will soon have to pay an entry fee. it's in an effort to tackle overcrowding. emily brown reports. the floating city of venice is a unique destination for the millions of tourists who, before the pandemic, flocked to these narrow streets and scenic squares every summer. the easter weekend was the first real sign of the tourism sector bouncing back, with more than 80% occupancy in some of the bigger hotels. but from this summer, venice will be the first city in the world to experiment a regulation system of visitor flows to tackle overcrowding. for day—trippers, reservations will be compulsory and from next year, there will be an entrance fee. translation: covid change feelings and perceptions - of what tourism is,