Security measures in Lignano: Strict rules for Pentecost tourists!

Security measures in Lignano: Strict rules for Pentecost tourists!

In a crucial meeting on Tuesday afternoon, strict measures against excessive visitor numbers in the Italian coastal town of Lignano were adopted in order to regulate Pentecost celebrations. Under the leadership of Prefect Domenico Lione and Police Chief Domenico Farinacci, the new regulations were adopted. These stipulate that bars and shops will only be allowed to be open until 2 a.m. and 1 a.m. in the future. There is also a ban on swimming on the beach and a ban on bivouacing in the entire area from 8 p.m. The mayor emphasized that these measures were necessary due to the problems of the previous year caused by excessive drinking and uncontrolled crowds. More than 80,000 tourists are expected in Lignano at Pentecost, of which around 20,000 come from Austria. The donations from 1,546 citizens support the committee's petition “Stop the neglect during the Pentecost celebrations” and underline the pressure on the city administration to act quickly Small newspaper reported.

Another prominent example of the fight against excessive tourism can be found in Florence, where new rules are to be implemented to combat the effects of mass tourism. The city administration is planning measures that are intended to encourage a rethink, especially among tourists. Proposals include higher entry fees to busy attractions to regulate the number of visitors. Officials reported that these actions aim to improve the quality of life for both residents and visitors and promote more sustainable tourism development, such as The mirror confirmed.