Hotel, B&B and holiday-home prices in Tuscany and Campania in 2026: what to report and what to display

Updated 10 November 2026

For years Italian accommodation had to report its maximum prices every year and display them in a table at reception. Today the rules are set by the Regions and they differ. This guide sums up what we could read, as of November 2026, in the consolidated text of Tuscany's Tourism Code (Regional Law 61/2024), on the Tuscany Region's pages, in the Official Gazette (Gazzetta Ufficiale) and in the Campania Region's guide, with the sources at the end. Where a point does not appear in an official source, we say so («not confirmed»). It is not legal advice: for your case, ask the municipality's SUAP office, the Region's tourism office or a professional.

Tuscany: the rules in force

In Tuscany the subject is covered by the Tourism Code. According to the Tuscany Region's page:

Regional Law 61 of 31 December 2024 (Testo unico del turismo) has been in force since 9 January 2025.
Regional Law 28/2025 amended it and has been in force since 10 June 2025.
The implementing regulation is Decree of the President of the Regional Government 47/R of 11 August 2025, in force since 29 August 2025; it was also published in the Official Gazette, 3rd special series, no. 22 of 6 June 2026.
The price rules are in Title V, Chapter I, «Reporting and publicity obligations», articles 72, 73 and 74.

Tuscany: the maximum-price table at reception

The main obligation is to display prices, not to report them:

Article 73 (Price publicity): in the reception area of accommodation (and bathing establishments) a summary table of the maximum prices of services charged in the current year must be displayed «so that it is perfectly visible».
The table must follow the model approved by the competent regional manager: use the one published by the Region or the SUAP.
In the consolidated text of Law 61/2024 we found no obligation to display a price card in the rooms: not confirmed. We do not know whether regulation 47/R/2025 requires one, as we could not read its text.
Article 72 is about something else: the daily electronic reporting of data (for statistics and monitoring), not prices.

Tuscany: is price reporting gone?

This is the most common question, because under the old law (Regional Law 86/2016) municipalities asked for a notice of features and prices:

In the consolidated text of Law 61/2024 we found no obligation to report maximum prices to the Region or the municipality: there is only the obligation to display them (article 73).
We found no article expressly stating that price reporting has been abolished: not confirmed. Some municipal pages still cite Law 86/2016 and the old procedure: ask your SUAP which form it uses today.
The amendments approved by the Regional Council in 2026 (non-hotel accommodation, tourist lets) do not touch prices, according to press reports; we did not read the official text.

Tuscany: fines

According to article 74 of Law 61/2024:

Failing to display the price table, or not displaying it so that it is perfectly visible, costs 800 to 4,800 euros (paragraph 2).
If the breach is repeated within two years, the fine doubles (paragraph 3).
Failing to report the data under article 72 costs 200 to 1,200 euros (paragraph 4).

Campania: price reporting by 1 October

In Campania price reporting remains. According to the Campania Region's guide updated in May 2025:

Hotels and other accommodation report their prices by 1 October each year, for rates valid from 1 January of the following year, on the Sinfonia Turismo SMART portal (Regional Law 16/2014).
Changes may apply from 1 June, but must be reported by 1 March.
Even if prices do not change, the 1 October report must still be sent.
The laws by type are Regional Law 15/1984 (hotels), Regional Law 5/2001 (bed and breakfasts) and Regional Law 17/2001 (guest rooms, holiday homes and apartments and other non-hotel accommodation).
Agritourism businesses follow Regional Law 15/2008 and report rates to the municipality; short-term lets, according to the guide, are not subject to price reporting.
The guide lists no fines for failing to report prices and no obligation to display a table at reception or in rooms: not confirmed. Ask the Region's tourism office or the SUAP.

National law: Law 284/1991 and the Ministerial Decree of 16 October 1991

The historical national reference is Law 284 of 25 August 1991 (liberalisation of tourism prices):

The Ministerial Decree of 16 October 1991, issued under article 1, paragraph 4, of that law, provided for reporting minimum and maximum prices by 1 March and 1 October, a table at reception and a card with the price where services are provided, in Italian, English, French and German.
Today the rules on reporting and displaying prices are set by regional laws, such as those of Tuscany and Campania above.
We could not confirm on Normattiva whether Law 284/1991 and the 1991 decree are formally repealed or still partly applicable: not confirmed. We found no «Law 284/1977» on prices.

Online prices: the total price counts

Displaying the table at reception is not enough for your website and listings: the price guests see online must include mandatory charges (final cleaning, non-optional supplements), under EU rules and Italy's Consumer Code. We explain this in our guide on the total price; here we only note that the maximum-price table and the total price online are two different obligations and both apply.

What to do in practice

A few useful checks:

Tuscany: make sure the current year's maximum-price table, on the regional model, is clearly visible at reception; replace it every year.
Tuscany: ask the SUAP whether your municipality still uses price-reporting forms from the old law.
Campania: put 1 October (next year's prices) and 1 March (changes from 1 June) in your calendar for Sinfonia Turismo SMART.
Everywhere: prices charged should not exceed the maximum prices displayed or reported, and the online price must be the total price.
Use the same prices and conditions on your website, platforms and official page.

Why this also matters for AI

AI assistants such as ChatGPT or Gemini do not see the table at your reception, but they read your website, listings and structured data. If the price they find differs from what the guest pays, the AI's answer will be wrong and the guest will notice at check-in.

How iQuota helps

The official page iQuota publishes for each property shows the total price, conditions and direct booking, with payment at the property and zero commission, in the data AI assistants and search engines read. iQuota does not replace the price table or the report to the Region, does not file reports for you, and cannot guarantee that an AI will recommend your property.

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Frequently asked questions

In Tuscany, do I still have to report maximum prices to the municipality or the Region?

We found no such obligation in the consolidated text of Regional Law 61/2024: there is the obligation to display the maximum-price table at reception (article 73). An express abolition is not confirmed: check with your SUAP.

What is the fine in Tuscany for having no price table?

800 to 4,800 euros if the table is missing or not perfectly visible; double if the breach is repeated within two years (Regional Law 61/2024, article 74).

When are prices reported in Campania?

By 1 October for the following year's rates, on Sinfonia Turismo SMART, even if prices do not change; changes from 1 June must be reported by 1 March (Regional Law 16/2014, according to the regional guide).

Does a B&B in Campania have to report prices?

According to the regional guide the obligation applies to hotels and accommodation, including B&Bs (Regional Law 5/2001) and non-hotel accommodation (Regional Law 17/2001); not to short-term lets, and agritourism businesses report to the municipality.

Is a price card in the room mandatory?

We did not find it in Tuscany's Law 61/2024 or in Campania's guide: not confirmed. The old 1991 Ministerial Decree mentioned a card where services are provided.

Is the reception table enough for my website?

No. Online the price must be the total price, including mandatory charges: see our guide on the total price.

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