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Florence to raise tourist tax

Florence city council votes to increase tourist tax.

From 1 January 2020, visitors staying overnight in Florence will pay an increased tourist tax after the city council voted to increase the so-called tassa di soggiorno.
Tourists staying in one- and two-star hotels will pay an additional €1 per night (increasing from €2 to €3 and from €3 to €4 respectively), while the tax applied to three-star hotels will increase from €4 to €4.50 and four-star overnight stays will go from €4.80 to €4.90.

Those staying in campsites and hostels will also pay an additional €1 per night, increasing from €2 to €3, however the €5 overnight charge applied to five-star hotels in Florence will remain unchanged. 
Venice

Venice recently announced that it would introduce a tourist entry fee, taking effect on 1 July 2020. At the beginning the tax will range from a €3 standard rate to €6 on busier days, rising to €8 during the peak season. However from 1 January 2021 the standard daily rate will increase to €6, rising to €8 in busier periods and €10 in the peak summer season.

Rome

In Rome tourist tax ranges from €3 per night in a one-two star hotel to €7 for a 5-star hotel, with the rate applying for the first 10 nights. Guests of B&Bs, rented rooms, holiday homes and holiday apartments pay a nightly tax of €3.50 for up to 10 nights, while a €2 rate applies for campsites for a maximum of five nights.

Milan
Tourists staying in Milan pay €3 per night at two- and three-star hotels, €4 at four-star hotels and €5 at 5-star hotels.

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Address Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Florence to raise tourist tax

Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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