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Popular Tourist Destinations Tighten Visitor Rules with Fees and Registrations
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First reported by N12 · Jul 8, 2026
What happened
Tourist hotspots worldwide are enforcing new entry fees, pre-registration, and visitor limits to reduce overcrowding and protect sites, with Venice, Rome, Sardinia, Greece, Spain, Japan, Bali, and Hawaii among those implementing such measures.
- 01Venice will require pre-registration and entrance fees starting 2026 on select days.
- 02Rome charges 2 euros for access near the Trevi Fountain pool, with free viewing from the square.
- 03Sardinian beaches limit daily visitors and require QR codes and advance booking.
- 04Greece imposes cruise passenger fees of 20 euros in Santorini and Mykonos during summer.
- 05Spain restricts alcohol sales and street drinking with fines up to 3,000 euros in tourist areas.
- 06Japan, Bali, and Hawaii enforce fees and booking requirements to control visitor numbers.
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