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  • čas přidán 26. 04. 2024
  • The city of Venice with its picturesque canals has long drawn visitors from around the world. But the city's charm has a downside, too: Venice is suffering from too much tourism.
    This week it became the first city in the world to charge tourists a fee to enter. Anyone visiting the city for a day trip must pay five euros during a trial which runs through most of July. It's hoped the fee will help protect the UNESCO World Heritage Site from overtourism.
    For more on this, we talk to Jane da Mosto. She's the Co-Founder and Executive Director of "We are here Venice" - a local organization 'dedicated to the conservation of Venice as a living city’.
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Komentáře • 151

  • @soundscape26
    @soundscape26 Před 14 dny +60

    5 euros won't stop anyone from going to Venice

  • @eddastrohmayer251
    @eddastrohmayer251 Před 14 dny +45

    It's too cheap to have an effect!

  • @artistalexanderrobbie
    @artistalexanderrobbie Před 14 dny +29

    Should be higher tbh

  • @adelam.6123
    @adelam.6123 Před 14 dny +34

    It's very expensive to maintain the historical buildings, conservation should be top priority

  • @mugin11223344
    @mugin11223344 Před 14 dny +17

    This is not the solution to the problem.

  • @gabibbo_007
    @gabibbo_007 Před 14 dny +10

    People pay hundreds of euro to travel/visit Venice. Another 5 € will not help over congestion.

  • @Unfiltered-gb8vh
    @Unfiltered-gb8vh Před 14 dny +8

    I agree! These buildings are constantly suffering from water filtration and other issues! The funds would benefit the restoration and maintenance.

  • @ethimself5064
    @ethimself5064 Před 14 dny +11

    5 Euros in meaningless for tourists and laughable

  • @deep.space.12
    @deep.space.12 Před 14 dny +3

    Last time I checked, an Espresso at Caffè Florian costs 7 euros. A frigging Espresso.

  • @Cordycep1
    @Cordycep1 Před 14 dny +5

    seems like they dont want backpacker.

  • @greenbike9475
    @greenbike9475 Před 14 dny +2

    She is on another planet 😮

  • @tarot_esoterica_with_erin

    I was just in lovely Venice and we paid a tourist fee at our hotel (4€ per day if i recall correctly). I did not find it absurd. But i suggest they charge those who come for the day from the mainland vs tourists who pay for hotels and 3 meals a day etc. Thank you Venetians for sharing your beautiful home

  • @caspar9794
    @caspar9794 Před 14 dny +1

    I liked her thoughtful response, very well considered and to the point, yet the journalist didn't seem to get it.

  • @jerrymylove1754
    @jerrymylove1754 Před 14 dny

    I was there fifteen years ago and it was jam packed with people. All of the major sites in Italy, France are jammed to rafters with people in the summer. So much so I would think real hard on going there during those times. I can see why Venice is doing this. Gorgeous city.

  • @bradclooney69
    @bradclooney69 Před 14 dny +3

    What a joke €5, don’t people pay tourist taxes anyways on hotels ect?

  • @samlatooni
    @samlatooni Před 14 dny +7

    Tourists will pay but arabs can roam for free!😅😅😅😅😅

  • @regisimth2247
    @regisimth2247 Před 14 dny +2

    If they Want to charge a fee to enter in a Building that's one thing but to charge to Visit Venice, keep your City we can go somewhere else.

  • @shanghaidiscovery2664
    @shanghaidiscovery2664 Před 14 dny +1

    This won't work... EUR5?? I went there in 2003 and a cappucino near Rialto was EUR8....

  • @Mikinaak2023
    @Mikinaak2023 Před 14 dny

    Totally understandable.

  • @deep.space.12
    @deep.space.12 Před 14 dny +2

    Not even 50 euros would put a dent to the number of tourists. Maybe 100 would deter students.