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Venice is charging an entry fee of €5 for day trippers. The idea of charging a fee to enter Venice is not discourage tourists, but to raise awareness about peak season and busy days
Venice, a city visited by nearly 30 million people every year, has introduced this week a new entry fee.
Authorities in Venice have begun charging visitors to enter the historic Italian lagoon, but not all locals agree with this measure.
Venice has launched a pilot program to charge day-trippers a 5-euro entry fee to manage overtourism. The initiative aims to discourage visitors on peak days and preserve the city for its residents. Despite protests and skepticism among locals, officials hope the fee will provide valuable data to manage tourism better. The fee applies during peak hours, with exemptions for residents and workers.
Venice, Italy, has begun a pilot test of a new entry fee to visit the city. Called the Venice Access Fee, it will now cost tourists five euros on 29 select dates.