Upgrade: Venice Isn’t Ban Rolling Bags

Officials in Venice say news reports asserting that they were going to great tourists for rolling bags in the city’s pavements and squares are wrong.
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The historical Italian city of Venice, famous for gondolas and its romantic canals, has prohibited wheeled bags because officials claim the bag sums that were clattering to noise pollution and are keeping locals alert.


Venice authorities refuse prohibition on the usage of wheelie bags

Venice authorities have refused a strategy to lessen noise pollution would include a prohibition on wheelie bags in the city. Government officials have assured visitors to Venice that they’ll have the capacity to use bags with tough wheels and said the prohibition will …
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United Airlines to start Newark-Venice flights in June

23, the United Flight 170 will depart daily from Newark Liberty at 6:45 p.m., and arrive at Venice Marco Polo Airport at 9:05 a.m. the following day, United said. Return flights will depart from Venice at 10:55 a.m., with scheduled entrances at Newark …
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