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    Das Pariser Louvre-Museum erhöht den Eintrittspreis für Besucher von außerhalb der Europäischen Union

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    1. 9447044 on

      Hey the US is doing this with our national parks! I wonder when we’ll hear about record low tourism at these place

    2. Damnatus_Terrae on

      Can they do a waiver system to reduce the price if they have looted artifacts from your home country?

    3. squeeze-my-lizard on

      I love to read my French news on…

      *check link…*

      Edmonton City News.

      PS: it’s still too cheap. Should be at least double the price compared to EU residents.

    9. Evatelypapri on

      >Paris’ Louvre museum has approved a ticket hike from 22 to 32 euros ($25 to 37) for non-European visitors

      Put some state of the art security system with that 50% increase.

    10. CheeseWheels38 on

      And it’s still like half the price of the Winchester Mystery House in San José, California 🤣

    11. atamajakki on

      Got to the Louvre for our appointment 45 minutes early on a visit last year and employees shuttled us between three lines before yelling at all of us for being „late“ and tried to refuse us entry. Absolute nightmare of an experience.

      Hopefully they can use these new profits to make a functional queue.

    12. EddieHeadshot on

      As a British person im quite annoyed about this. I didnt vote for brexit. Good job I went there 2 years ago. Holidays sre really expensive an ii have children now anyways

    14. Traversar on

      > Paris’ Louvre museum has approved a ticket hike from 22 to 32 euros ($25 to 37) for non-European visitors

      As a europoor, I feel like it’s my duty to point out that this is still way too cheap.

      Who are all these people vacationing in France who would not be able to afford at least 50-100€ to go to the Louvre?

    17. creamygootness on

      I’m sorry that my country started the “show me how much of an asshole you are” competition.

    18. CaffeinatedHeartburn on

      That’s the Disney approach. Raise prices until capacity isn’t maxed out anymore.

    23. shortyman920 on

      The new price won’t turn people away and give em a little more revenue so this shouldn’t be too crazy

    24. happyscrappy on

      I don’t really get any of this. Either this or the US national park changes.

      Do these sites have revenue goals or something? It’s hard to imagine they are profit centers. So while it’s completely explainable from an economic principles perspective I just don’t get the point.

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