Capri, has already capped tour group numbers and banned guides from using loudspeakers and umbrellas to reduce disruption for other visitors and residents.
The Italian island of Capri has decided to crack down on this behaviour in a bid to make the traveller experience more pleasant. The chic destination has already capped tour group numbers and banned guides from using loudspeakers and umbrellas to reduce disruption for other visitors and residents. Business owners found violating the new rules face administrative fines ranging from €25 to €500.
The new regulations underline that tourists on the island should be able to move around with ease, without “being continually approached and stopped by economic operators engaged in any form of intermediation or promotion of goods and services on the public road, including unsolicited street advertising, and using brochures, flyers and maps for this purpose". (Euronews)
