Rome Mayor Proposes Rental Curbs Over Tourist Tax to Protect Historic Center

Rome's mayor Roberto Gualtieri signals preference for restricting short-term rentals over a Venice-style entry tax to manage overtourism in the 3,000-year-old historic center. The proposal is at an early stage, with no concrete measures or timeline announced. This marks a policy direction shift for Rome, which has previously debated tourist taxes, and could affect the local tourism and housing markets if implemented.

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