
WHEN CAROLYNN LENHARD of Hamilton, Va., booked a cruise in 2022, she couldn't wait for its stop in Venice. Then, an unwelcome surprise: Thanks to a ban on ships of a certain size at the port of Venice, her ship would instead anchor in nearby Trieste. "We were disappointed, but we still had a good time," she said. When she cruised again last October, she tacked on extra days in Venice.
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This story is from the February 08, 2025 edition of The Wall Street Journal.
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