Rome introduces a €2.35 fee to manage crowds and improve visitor experience at the Trevi Fountain. Here’s how the new ticket system benefits tourists.

Rome introduces a €2 entry fee at Trevi Fountain to manage crowds and protect the historic site, with free entry for residents.

Rome’s Trevi Fountain will charge a €2 fee for daytime close access starting February 2026 to manage crowds and fund maintenance.

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Spain has introduced a controversial new law requiring UK tourists traveling to Ibiza by car—either private or rental—to pay a mandatory daily vehicle access fee starting June 1 through September 30, 2025.

Italy raises Venice tourist fees, with hefty fines for last-minute visitors. The charge applies on weekends and holidays to control overcrowding in the city.

Venice rolls out a higher tourist fee from April 18 with fines up to £256, doubling chargeable days in 2025 to curb overtourism in Italy’s iconic canal city.

The Canary Islands introduce a new 13p daily fee for British tourists, aiming to boost sustainable tourism and enhance the overall visitor experience from 2025.

The Canary Islands introduce a tourist tax in Mogan, Gran Canaria, from 2025 to address overtourism, support sustainability, and protect residents’ quality of life.

Madeira introduces a tourist fee on popular walking trails, aiming to support trail maintenance and conservation as non-residents are charged €3 on selected routes, expanding to all trails by 2025.