Hello, I was reading the fares of tickets for unlimited one-day travel in lake Como described in the following link: http://www.navlaghi.it/eng/com/tar_2009/nlc_tar_lb.html but I'm not clear how unlimited travel combines with the number of legs in the trip, doesn't unlimited travel means that you can travel as much as you want during one day ? thanks for any clarification you can provide
Posted by
US Pacific Northwest
10344 posts
That's puzzling, it doesn't sound unlimited. Something might have been lost in the translation from Italian to English, as to the word "unlimited."
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32219 posts
Mario, I had a look at the link you provided, and my interpretation is that the passenger pays for the number of legs they wish to travel. For example, if you wish unlimited travel on the "leg" from Varenna to Bellagio, you can ride back and forth all day long for no extra charge. However, if you wish to add another "leg" to (for example) Mennaggio then you'll have to pay for two legs. Therefore, you have unlimited travel for the number of "legs" that you wish to pay for. That would seem logical, as those using more legs would be essentially "paying for additional use". Cheers!