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Italian government bans large cruise ships from entering Venice lagoon
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Tourists visit the Colosseum in Rome, Italy, on June 28. [Photo/Xinhua]
Over the last two years, Italy s massive tourism sector has been a study in contrasts: first too many tourists crowding the country s most popular spots, then almost none at all. Now, the sector is seeking to strike the right balance between the two extremes.
Before the coronavirus pandemic arrived in Italy, the big worry about tourism was overcrowding: the impact on infrastructure, the environment and the quality of life of residents as a result of the millions of tourists who clustered in a handful of locations, like Florence, Rome and Venice.
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Bangladesh, July 19 Italy s decision earlier this week to ban oversized cruise ships from sailing into Venice is bound to reset the balance between the environmental and safety needs of the canal city and its status as one of Italy s top tourist destinations. But some key observers are already complaining that the new rules do not go far enough.
The presence of large, multi-storey cruise liners in and around Venice has been a source of frustration for locals for more than a decade now. But the problem was put on the back burner during the coronavirus pandemic: the city was free of cruise ships between February 2020 and last month, when the 2,500-passenger MSC Orchestra entered the Venetian Lagoon amid protests from locals.