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Woman loses legal battle to be served tap water at Italian hotel
A woman has lost a lengthy and 'emotionally distressful' court battle after a five star hotel in Italy refused to serve her tap water.
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theguardian.com
Italy’s top court rules against tourist refused tap water in Dolomites hotel
Woman argued water was a ‘universal human right’ but court found no law in Italy obliged hoteliers to serve it from taps
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nu.nl
Vrouw klaagt Italiaans luxehotel tevergeefs aan omdat ze geen kraanwater krijgt
Een vrouw die jaren geleden een zaak aanspande tegen een Italiaans hotelrestaurant omdat ze geen kraanwater kreeg, heeft ongelijk kregen. Het Italiaanse hooggerechtshof heeft…
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abc.es
El Tribunal Supremo italiano falla contra un turista al que le negaron el agua del grifo en un hotel
Los hechos ocurrieron en los Dolomitas en el periodo navideño entre 2019 y 2020
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spiegel.de
Prozess in Italien: Frau zieht für Recht auf Leitungswasser im Restaurant vor oberstes Gericht – und scheitert
Eine Frau verbrachte eine Woche in einem italienischen Fünfsternehotel. Ihrer Bitte nach einem Glas Leitungswasser kam man dort wiederholt nicht nach, stattdessen gab es teure…
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nos.nl
Toerist verliest rechtszaak over geweigerd kraanwater in Italiaans hotel
De toerist stelde dat water een universeel mensenrecht is.
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dailymail.com
Woman loses legal battle to be served tap water at Italian hotel
A woman has lost a lengthy and 'emotionally distressful' court battle after a five star hotel in Italy refused to serve her tap water.
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faz.net
Urlauberin scheitert mit Trinkwasserklage gegen Fünf-Sterne-Hotel
Im Weihnachtsurlaub im Südtiroler Gadertal bezahlt eine Kundin 5700 Euro für „Halbpension ohne Getränke“. Ihre Bitte um Leitungswasser zum Abendessen wird abgeschlagen.
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independent.co.uk
Italian court rules against tourist who complained hotel refused her tap water
The woman argued she was owed compensation after she was only offered £6 bottled water
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Tourist in Italy loses case against hotel that refused her tap water
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eldiario.es
Aviso a los turistas: la justicia italiana sentencia que los restaurantes no están obligados a servir agua del grifo
El caso de una mujer que se alojó en un hotel de cinco estrellas en las Dolomitas ha provocado la sentencia firme del Tribunal Supremo de Italia
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cnn.com
Hotel’s refusal to serve guest tap water at restaurant is lawful, top Italian court rules | CNN
A five-star hotel in Italy that repeatedly refused to serve a guest tap water at its restaurant did not break any laws, the country’s top court has ruled.
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arabnews.com
Hotels can refuse to serve tap water, Italy’s top court rules
MILAN: Italian hotels can refuse to serve their guests tap water, Italy’s highest court ruled in response to a tourist’s complaint against a luxury hotel in a ski resort in the…
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rnz.co.nz
Hotel’s refusal to serve guest tap water at restaurant is lawful, top Italian court rules
A five-star hotel in Italy that repeatedly refused to serve a guest tap water at its restaurant did not break any laws, a court has ruled.
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mirror.co.uk
Tourists loses fight with hotel after asking for glass of water
A woman has lost a court battle after she claimed that "water is a natural resource and a universal human right" having been refused a glass of tap water by the Hotel Sassongher…
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e.vnexpress.net
Italian hotels allowed to refuse to serve tap water following tourist's complain - VnExpress International
Italian hotels can refuse to serve their guests tap water, Italy's highest court ruled in response to a tourist's complaint against a luxury hotel in a ski resort in the…
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thelocal.it
Inside Italy: Whatever the reason, bottled water in Italy’s restaurants is here to stay
After Italy's highest court ruled that restaurants can refuse to serve customers tap water, our reporter in Rome asks why Italy is going against the grain.