Italy to Get More Free Beaches
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In fact, Italy's coast belongs to the state and should be freely accessible to visitors. The reality is different. Now the authorities are taking more stringent measures against illegal private baths.
Those who want to go to the beach in Italy often have to pay a decent sum. Many coastal areas are run by private individuals - although the beaches belong to the state. Now the authorities are taking more stringent measures.
On many beaches in Italy, visitors have to pay for admission. The authorities want to change this, first privately operated beach baths have already been closed.
Italy's private beaches are a billion-dollar business at the expense of the public. Now there is growing pressure to make the sea accessible again to everyone.
70% of the coasts in some areas of Italy are under private management, with bathers paying up to 60 euros per day for an umbrella and sun loungers. The post Italy introduces a fee for beaches appeared first on in.gr.
The Italian authorities are taking increasingly strict action against private and sometimes illegal pests.
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