Venice officials say the city raises more than $A8 million through a tourist day-trip fee collected between April and July. According to reporting from PerthNow and The West Australian, more than 650,000 tourists pay the day trip charge to visit the Italian city during the period. The fee applies to visitors who come for the day rather than staying overnight, as part of efforts to manage visitor numbers and related impacts on the city. Both outlets report the same figures for the number of paying tourists and the total revenue raised in the April to July window, citing statements from Venice officials. While the articles focus on the overall totals, they do not detail how the revenue is allocated or provide information on changes to the fee level or enforcement during the period. The reports present the collection results as a measure of the charge’s financial yield during the first months covered by the timeframe.