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Florence has mandated the removal of self check-in keyboxes from holiday rental properties by February 25 to combat over-tourism. Property owners failing to comply will face fines up to €400.

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FLORENCE, Italy - Florence's local government has ordered owners of holiday rental properties to remove self check-in keyboxes by Feb 25 in a move against over-tourism in the Italian Renaissance city.