France has raised the entry fee at the Louvre by 45% for non-European visitors, from €22 to €32, as part of a controversial dual pricing policy aimed at funding renovations. This measure has faced criticism for being discriminatory and restricting access to the museum, which houses the Mona Lisa. Reactions from tourists are mixed, with some finding the price acceptable while others deem it unfair. The Louvre's price increase is part of a broader trend among French cultural sites to implement differentiated pricing for non-European visitors. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)