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Venice Considering Raising Tourist Entry Fee

A Venice city government official says the city's current tourist fee is too low to safeguard against overtourism.

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Venice considering raising tourist entry fee

A Venice city government official says the city's current tourist fee is too low to safeguard against overtourism.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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Venice is set to finalize the entrance fee for one-day visitors next year, raising it to up to 30 euros. The measure is not intended to increase the city's revenue, but rather to curb mass tourism and protect the quality of life of local residents.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Venice's mayor wants to stop the crowd with the entrance fees for day tourists.

·Vienna, Austria
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The access contribution for the city of Venice is preparing to change its face. Archived the three years of experimentation, starting from 2027 the measure will take on a structural aspect, accompanied by a revision to the rise of the rates and a possible enlargement of the application calendar. To outline the new strategy, in an interview reported by the Giallorossi, [...] The article "We are ready to raise the entrance ticket to Venice up to 3…

·Rome, Italy
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A day trip or a short break in Venice will soon become even more expensive: the city is considering increasing the access fee for day tourists enormously. An increase in the local tax is also being discussed. After a three-year trial phase, the access fee for day tourists from 2027 on will be given a more permanent structure and may be raised on more days, said Michele Zuin, city councillor responsible for household and taxes, according to the d…

·Vienna, Austria
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The entry fee for tourists in Venice could reach 30 euros, said Michele Dzuin, the municipal councilor for the budget, taxes and companies with municipal participation, reports the newspaper "Messagerro". He pointed out that the amount of the fee should be increased to further limit the influx of tourists into the city on the days with the expected highest load.

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vienna.at broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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