What is the sojourn tax
The sojourn tax is a local tourist tax paid by visitors when staying in hotels, apartments, B&Bs, campsites or tourist resorts.
The money collected is used by the municipality for things such as tourism development, maintenance of beaches and public areas, infrastructure improvements and services for tourists.
The fee is not included in the price of accommodation and is usually paid directly to the accommodation provider at check-out.
When the tourist tax is paid
In Cavallino-Treporti the residence tax is only collected during the tourist season, i.e. from 1 May to 30 September. Outside this period, the fee is usually not charged.
Maximum number of nights charged
The tax is only charged for a limited period of stay, a maximum of 10 consecutive nights per person. So if you stay for two weeks, for example, you will only pay the sojourn tax for the first 10 nights.
How much does the sojourn tax cost in Cavallino-Treporti
The amount of the fee varies according to the type of accommodation.
Hotels
| Hotel category | Stay tax (person/night) |
|---|---|
| ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | 1,30 € |
| ⭐⭐⭐ | 1,10 € |
| ⭐⭐ | 0,90 € |
| ⭐ | 0,90 € |
Other accommodation
| Type of accommodation | Tourist tax |
|---|---|
| Apartments, residence, B&B | 1,00 € / person / night |
| Campsites and tourist villages | approx. 0,70-0,90 € / person / night |
The rate is always charged per person per night.
Who does not pay the residence tax
According to the municipal ordinance, children under 12 years of age, permanent residents, disabled persons and their accompanying persons, for example, can be exempted from the fee.
How the residence tax is paid
The fee is usually paid directly to the accommodation provider, at check-out or surcharge.
The accommodation provider then remits the amount collected to the municipality.
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