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Venice makes it happen. The lagoon city tries to contain the tourist rush by an entrance fee or at least to make profit from it. Another Italian city wants to follow now.
Dreamy mountains, crystal clear water and pleasant temperatures: Lake Garda attracts many holidaymakers every year. Too many – as some places find and now take countermeasures.
The Italian town of Sirmione is fed up with visitors and is planning to introduce a one-time fee for those who want to visit for a few hours without staying overnight. Venice, among others, has previously decided on a similar solution.
The rush is too great: in order to curb mass tourism, a small town on Lake Garda wants to take countermeasures. Venice could serve as a model.
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