Beyond the fee, Venice faces the complex challenge of striking a balance between preserving its cultural heritage and accommodating tourists while safeguarding the well-being of its residents.

We have gathered information about the countries applying taxes on tourists in 2023. Be sure to factor in the extra costs if you’re planning to visit any of the tourist destinations around the world.

Venice, one of the most stunning Italian holiday destinations in the world, is keeping no stone unturned to lessen the pollution level in the city. The Italian government is urging tourists to maintain Venice canals, streets and squares and keep …

Venice from January will allow the day-trippers to make prior reservations and pay a fee to explore this celebrated lagoon city of the world. This move was initiated in a bid to manage visitors in a better way who’s number …

With the pandemic driving away visitors, some Venetians allowed themselves to dream of a different city — one that belonged as much to them as to the tourists who often assembled in their stone piazzas, cobblestone alleyways and even their …

Despite being one of the most beautiful cities and most popular tourist destinations Venice has been nearly inaccessible for wheelchair users. The lagoon city has only limited number step-free areas, and the accessible waterbus service runs limited routes. However, authorities …

Venice from the summer of 2022 has plans to charge visitors for access and set entrance quotas, as per the recent reports. Reportedly, those who are interested to come to this well-known destination will have to reserve access in advance …

Venice is reportedly set to impose an entry fee for visitors in a bid to prevent huge swathes of tourists descending on the city. Reports suggest that a package of measures have been designed to control tourism. As per the …

As per newspaper Stampa, from now on, Venice will be charging visitors for access and set entrance quotas from the summer of 2022. One of the world’s top tourist destinations, this city will also require prospective visitors to reserve access …

Moving away from the once-maddening crowds of St. Mark’s Square, tiny Certosa island could be a model for building a sustainable future in Venice as it plans to restart its tourism industry without bouncing back back to pre-pandemic day-tripping crowds. …