The famous tourism city of Venice in Italy announced last year that an entrance fee would be charged to tourists due to its canals. For the first time in the world, a fee was required for a day trip to a city. Those who wish to go to the city center now have to pay 10 euros instead of 5. The entrance fee in Venice, the tourism city of Italy, is being increased from 5 euros to 10 euros. For the first time in the world, a fee was required for a day trip to a city, with the experiment tried out for 29 days expected to be busier in 2024. This year, this period was extended to 54 days. The system that will be initiated in spring will be applied on every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday until the end of July. Tourists who will not spend the night in the city will have to make payments for tours they will take between 8.30-16.00. Those who make reservations at least 4 days in advance will be charged 5 euros. Venice hosted tourists from 194 different countries last year, with visitors from the United States, Germany, and France being the most after Italians.