The Louvre raises ticket prices for tourists from outside Europe: what will change

The entrance ticket prices at the Louvre in Paris will increase for tourists from outside Europe – now they will have to pay €32. The decision to raise prices was approved by the French government with the aim of generating additional funds for repairs and addressing the museum's issues, expecting an increase in revenue of 15-20 million euros annually.

Robbery at the Louvre and proposed solutions

On Sunday, October 19, a brazen robbery occurred at the Louvre, during which nine items from the jewelry collection were stolen. I, Rachida Dati, the French Minister of Culture, confirm this incident and my presence at the scene. - Rachida Dati

American museum thief Miles Connor advised the criminals who committed the robbery at the Louvre to return the stolen items after a few years for a reward. There will be a need to improve security at the museum, as only 39% of the rooms are equipped with surveillance cameras.

The French government has decided to raise the entrance ticket prices to the Louvre for tourists from outside Europe to attract additional funds for repairs and improvements to the museum, expecting an increase in revenue.