Does Italy have a tourist tax?

If you stay in any accommodation other than hotels, you have to pay the tourist tax. There is no exemption in this case. The rate and conditions vary according to the type of accommodation, so you should check in with the place you're staying at to verify all conditions applicable to your situation.



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