意大利多个热门旅游城市通过征收游客税获得了可观收入。12024年，罗马、米兰、佛罗伦萨和威尼斯分别征收了2.224亿欧元、1.093亿欧元、8290万欧元和3890万欧元的游客税。1游客在住宿期间通常需按晚数支付1至10欧元的税款，其中米兰五星级酒店客人的税费最高可达12欧元。1
意大利在2011年全国范围内重新引入旅游税制度，由罗马率先实施。1这笔税款原本用于支持当地公共服务和纪念碑维护，但现金紧张的市政府往往将其挪作他用。1游客税在欧洲历史悠久，奥地利最早在1842年针对水疗和健康度假村客人引入了这一税种。1
此外，威尼斯从2024年起对一日游客征收入场费。1意大利曾在1990年世界杯期间暂停旅游税以吸引更多游客。1Federalberghi酒店协会罗马分部经理吉安卢卡·德·盖塔诺表示："所有市政府都想要这笔费用，因为他们需要这笔钱。"1
Italy has emerged as a leading beneficiary of tourist taxation across Europe, with the country reintroducing a nationwide visitor levy in 2011.1 Rome, Milan, Florence, and Venice generated substantial revenues through these taxes in 2024, collecting €222.4 million, €109.3 million, €82.9 million, and €38.9 million respectively.1 Visitors typically pay between €1 and €10 per night, though guests at five-star hotels in Milan face charges of up to €12.1
The practice of taxing tourists extends across the European continent, with Austria pioneering the approach as early as 1842, initially targeting guests at spas and health resorts.1 Venice has intensified its efforts to generate revenue from tourism, introducing an entry fee for day-trippers beginning in 2024.1 While these taxes are ostensibly designated for local public services and monument maintenance, municipal administrators frequently redirect the funds to cover budget shortfalls.1 According to Gianluca De Gaetano, manager of the Federalberghi hotel association's Rome branch, "All municipal governments want this money because they need it."1 Italy previously suspended its tourist tax during the 1990 World Cup to attract additional visitors.1
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