Venice will increase the number of days it charges tourists an entry fee to 72 days in 2027.

The municipal government of Venice, Italy, has approved the calendar for the 2027 tourist entry fee, increasing the number of charging days from 60 in 2026 to 72, and extending the daily charging period by half an hour. Under the new arrangement, the 2027 charging dates are distributed between March 26 and August 15, mainly covering Fridays to Sundays and some public holidays. Compared with 2026, 2027 will add some charging dates in August; the daily charging period will be adjusted from 8:30 to 16:00 to 8:30 to 16:30. The Venice municipal government stated that the fee will be a maximum of 10 euros per person per day, and the specific fee tiers, scope of exemptions and reductions, as well as the methods for reservation, payment and verification, will be further clarified through subsequent regulations.