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New Access Restrictions for Instagram-Famous Church in Italy

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In response to overwhelming tourist traffic, local authorities in a small Italian village near the UNESCO World Heritage site of Santa Maddalena are implementing new access restrictions starting in May. The measures aim to limit day-trippers, requiring visitors to stay at least one night to access the area. Those arriving for just a day will face a lengthy walk from designated parking areas, and parking fees are expected to increase to deter quick visits. This initiative comes as the village prepares for a potential surge in visitors linked to the upcoming Winter Olympics in Cortina. The goal is to manage tourism sustainably while ensuring a positive experience for both residents and genuine tourists.

Key Details: • Access restrictions begin in May and run until November. • Day visitors must walk 30 minutes from designated parking areas. • Parking fees will increase from 4 euros to discourage short visits. • Local authorities aim to promote 'slow tourism' for a better visitor experience.

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