Overview
- The ordinance bans businesses from approaching tourists with menus, flyers, maps or promotional pitches in public spaces.
- Penalties include administrative fines between €173 and €694 for each infraction and possible three-day activity suspension after a formal warning.
- The Unione Nazionale Consumatori hailed the measure as timely, courageous and necessary to protect consumers from invasive practices.
- Tourism drives Capri’s economy and visitor numbers have surged by 24% in ten years to 2.7 million.
- Mayor Paolo Falco emphasizes the need to safeguard the island’s livability during the busy summer season.