S3 Ep.9 - NoCDA – The Venetian Movement Against the Access Fee | Interview with Alessandro Tonin

Join us on Venice Talks as we dive deep into the story behind NoCDA (No Contributo D’Accesso a Venezia), the grassroots movement formed by Venetians standing against the controversial tourist access fee.In this episode, Monica interviews Alessandro Tonin, the creator of the NoCDA website and the visionary mind rallying locals to protect Venice’s accessibility and spirit.Key topics covered in this episode:Origins and motivations behind NoCDA: why this group was createdAlessandro Tonin’s personal journey and vision for Venice’s futureThe impact of the tourist access fee on Venetians and visitors alikeAlternative ideas for sustainable tourism without access feesThe power of local activism and citizen voices in shaping policyHow Venetians see their city evolving amid tourism pressuresWhether you live in Venice, love the city, or are curious about urban tourism challenges, this episode offers unique insights into a critical local debate.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Alessandro Tonin, creator of NoCDADon’t forget to listen, subscribe, and share Venice Talks to stay connected with authentic stories from the heart of Venice.

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