In response to overtourism, the archaeological site of Pompeii, near Naples, has implemented a daily visitor cap of 20,000, effective November 15, 2024. This measure, aimed at ensuring safety and preserving the site’s heritage, allows for a more manageable visitor…
Pompeii archaeological park has instituted a daily cap of 20,000 visitors to alleviate congestion and enhance sustainable tourism. This new system requires named tickets divided into morning and afternoon slots during peak seasons. Director Gabriel Zuchtriegel emphasized the goal is…
In response to a surge in tourism, the iconic Roman archaeological site of Pompeii will cap daily visitors at 20,000 starting November 15. This decision follows a record attendance of 36,000 on the first Sunday of October, when entry was…
In response to a significant increase in tourist numbers, the archaeological site of Pompeii will limit daily visitors to 20,000 starting November 15. This decision follows a record 36,000 visitors on a free entry day in October. In 2023, nearly…
In a bid to manage mass tourism, Pompeii will limit daily visitors to 20,000 starting November 15. Entry tickets will now be personalized and issued with specific time slots to better protect the archaeological site, which was buried in volcanic…
Beginning November 15, the Pompeii Archaeological Park will enforce new measures to manage crowds, including a daily cap of 20,000 visitors and the requirement to register visitor names. These changes come after a record summer that saw over 4 million…
In response to record visitor numbers, Pompeii’s archaeological park will implement a daily cap of 20,000 visitors starting November 15. The new policy aims to protect the UNESCO World Heritage site from the impacts of overtourism, with personalized tickets being…
Recent DNA analysis of remains from the ancient city of Pompeii has revealed surprising truths about its inhabitants. Initially believed to be a mother and child, the remains identified as such were found to belong to a man. Similarly, what…
Recent DNA analysis of remains from Pompeii challenges long-held assumptions about the gender and familial relationships of its inhabitants. Researchers have discovered that a presumed mother and child were actually a man and an unrelated child, shifting perceptions of gender…
