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It's no secret that over tourism has been an ongoing issue in Italy, particularly at its famous landmarks like Rome's Trevi Fountain. Getty Images

Rome considers timed ticket system for Trevi Fountain

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It’s no secret that over tourism has been an ongoing issue in Italy, particularly at its famous landmarks like Rome’s Trevi Fountain. Now, city officials are considering new measures to tackle the problem. The government is reportedly looking at a timed ticket system to help manage the crowds at the Trevi Fountain. According to The Washington Post, the plan would involve free tickets for Romans and a small fee of one or two euros for tourists. The goal is to protect and preserve the monument while allowing visitors to have a more peaceful experience. The idea of a ticket system…

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