Tourist Tax

What is it

The tourist tax is paid by tourists or travelers staying in accommodation facilities located in Italian Municipalities where the tax has been established.
The tourist tax is due for each night spent in hotels, bed and breakfasts, guesthouses, farm stays, holiday homes, campsites, and also properties rented for tourist purposes.
The tax is collected directly by the accommodation facility and subsequently paid to the Municipality.
Exemptions are established by municipal regulations and typically apply to children (with age limits ranging from 12 to 14 years), people with disabilities and their companions, municipal residents, tour guides, drivers on business trips, hospitalized patients receiving treatment, and law enforcement personnel.

The manager of the accommodation facility is responsible for paying the tax and is required to:

• inform guests of the amount due
• collect the identifying data necessary to calculate the tax
• collect the tax
• pay the tax to the Municipality
• declare the number of stays and the amount collected.

How to

We invite you to consult the documentation and regulations on the website of the Municipality you are interested in.