Venice limits tour groups to 25 and bans megaphones in fightback against overtourism ...Middle East

By Barbie Natza Ladeau and Jack Guy, CNN Rome (CNN) — It’s about to get just a little bit quieter in Venice –- at least that’s the hope of the city council, which has banned tour guides from using megaphones and limited the groups to 25 people. Exceptions to the changes, which came into force Thursday, include children under 2 years of age, and visiting students and educational trips. The new rules were supposed to come into effect in June but the introduction was delayed because many guides had already booked group tours. Tourists and guides who break the 25-person limit or use loudspeakers will face fines of approximately $50-$100. The rules also apply on the Venetian islands of M

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