CAPRI – A new crackdown on irregular accommodations on the blue island. The State Police, as part of the extraordinary checks ordered by the Naples Police Headquarters to combat abuses and violations in the tourism sector, has reported the manager of a business in the municipality of Capri for failing to report hospitality.
Officers from the Capri Police Station discovered that the man was operating the business without using the "Alloggiati Web" portal, which is required to report guests to the authorities. In addition to the complaint, administrative fines were imposed for failing to submit the SCIA (certified notification of commencement of business) and for the lack of essential safety devices such as fire extinguishers and smoke detectors.
The lack of a price list, required by law, was also criticized. The raid on Capri is part of a targeted control strategy to ensure visitor safety and compliance with regulations in the island's hospitality sector, the heart of Campania's tourism industry.




It's important to inspect accommodation facilities, but sometimes I wonder if it's fair to issue fines for things like missing fire extinguishers. Every business must follow the rules, but there are situations that can be complicated.