In the Italian city Friuli Venezia Giulia, the administration is mulling to pay people who visit it through the new scheme that has recently been introduced, to revive the tourism sector.
The new changes have been introduced for Friuli Venezia Giulia to promote tourism sector in this region after it is considered one of the least visited areas in Italy.
Apart from this, the administration has confirmed that all visitors will be eligible to travel across the country by train without being subject to payments as officials have stressed that they would pay the train fares for visitors anywhere in Italy.
The officials have also confirmed that they will give visitors a card to attract a large number of visitors to this zone. Through this card, visitors can gain free entry to museums, free public transport, as well as discounts elsewhere.
According to the report, all the tourists will be eligible to travel on state-run Trenitalia trains, from regular regional lines to Intercity, as well as the high-speed Frecce lines.
For that purpose, visitors are required to book a package, also taking into account accommodation at a hotel taking part in the initiative. A CNN report said that the price of the return ticket will be deducted as a discount from the total, when a visitor books a two-night package.
Though the scheme doesn’t apply to the Italian city Venice, where one will have to pay in order to visit it. Earlier, authorities had mentioned that starting from 1 January, 2023, all travelers who plan to visit Venice will be subject to a fee.
