Coverage dated December 29, 2023
Venice is limiting tourist groups to 25 people starting in June to protect the popular lagoon city Headline from NBC New York
The Italian city of Venice has announced new limits on the size of tourist groups. Starting in June, groups will be limited to 25 people.
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Venice is limiting tourist groups to 25 people starting in June to protect the popular lagoon city ↗ (opens NBC New York) Published Dec 29, 2023
Same headline from 7 more outlets NBC New York's feed description The Italian city of Venice has announced new limits on the size of tourist groups. Starting in June, groups will be limited to 25 people.
Voice of America
Venice Limits Tourist Groups to 25 People to Protect Canal City ↗ (opens Voice of America) Published Dec 29, 2023
Voice of America's feed description The city also is banning the use of loudspeakers
Green Field Reporter
Venice is limiting tourist groups to 25 people starting in June to protect the popular lagoon city - The Daily Reporter ↗ (opens Green Field Reporter) Published Dec 29, 2023
Green Field Reporter's feed description MILAN (AP) — The Italian city of Venice announced new limits Saturday on the size of tourist groups, the latest move to reduce the pressure of mass tourism on the famed canal city. Starting in June, groups will be limited to 25 people, or roughly half the capacity of a tourist bus, and the use […]
10TV Columbus
Venice limiting tourist groups to 25 people starting in June ↗ (opens 10TV Columbus) Published Dec 29, 2023
Same headline from 1 more outlet 10TV Columbus's feed description The impact of tourism in the fragile canal city has nearly landed it on UNESCO’s list of heritage sites in danger twice.
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