Articles tagged “venice”

Europe is always high on the wish list for incentive groups, and these new hotels will only make it more desirable.

Protests against overtourism are on the rise, particularly in Southern Europe.

After dipping their toes in the waters of tourist management, Venice's officials are now diving in headfirst with entry fees on 54 days next year. Want to do a quick Instagram tour of St. Mark's Square? That'll be €5, grazie mille.

Today's podcast looks at the persistence of airline junk fees, Spirit Air’s attempt to move upmarket, and Venice’s move to stem the tourist hordes.

Venice is taking on group tours and loudspeakers as part of its overall framework toward combating mass tourism.

Today’s podcast looks at Delta’s fifth day of chaos, Venice’s successful tourism fee, and U.S. cities where biz travel has rebounded.

Venice has trialed its entry free for day trippers. Armed with data, the city is going to figure out adjustments to make it effective.

Today's podcast looks at Venice's tourist fee, slower growth for hotels, and new markets for vacation rentals.

Venetians may hike their new entry fee to €10 and expand how often it applies. The goal is to draw a bigger share of travelers who are respectful and want to explore Venice beyond the beaten path.

Venice is likely the first city to charge a fee to access its central area. Using entry fees, Venice is testing a system to manage tourist flows.