Overview
- The ban covers public and private areas without explicit permission and includes provisional bivouacs.
- Campers must leave within 30 minutes of being notified of a violation or face the risk of towing, according to local reports.
- Authorities cite growing illegal overnight stays that disrupt traffic and cause environmental and hygiene problems.
- The municipality has not disclosed specific fine levels for breaches of the new rule.
- Plans are progressing for official camping pitches as alternatives, and other South Tyrolean municipalities are weighing similar measures.