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The Italian Supreme Court has determined that hotels can refuse to serve tap water to tourists. This ruling followed a case where a tourist argued that her consumer rights were infringed upon when only bottled water was offered.
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The Italian Supreme Court has determined that hotels can refuse to serve tap water to tourists. This ruling followed a case where a tourist argued that her consumer rights were infringed upon when only bottled water was offered.
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Hotels can refuse to give tap water to tourists, Italy's top court rules
Italian Supreme Court rules on hotels' right to refuse tap water to tourists