法国将非欧盟成人博物馆入馆费提高到32欧元,引发了对公平和准入的反弹。 France raised non-EU adult museum entry fees to 32 euros, sparking backlash over equity and access.

从2026年1月13日起,法国提高非欧洲成年人参观大型博物馆(如卢浮宫和凡尔赛宫)的入场费,将费用增至32欧元(37美元-45%升幅),引起广泛批评。 Starting January 13, 2026, France raised entry fees for non-European adult visitors to major museums like the Louvre and Palace of Versailles, increasing the cost to 32 euros ($37)—a 45% hike—amid widespread criticism. 政府表示, 这一举措每年将为翻新带来200万至3000万欧元的收入, The government says the move will generate 20–30 million euros annually for renovations, including a billion-euro Louvre project. 批评者,包括工会、学术界和文化倡导者,认为这一政策具有歧视性,由于身份检查不切实际,违反了普及艺术的原则,特别是鉴于博物馆收藏品的全球来源。 Critics, including unions, academics, and cultural advocates, call the policy discriminatory, impractical due to identity checks, and contrary to the principle of universal access to art, especially given the global origins of museum collections. 这一政策在西欧是罕见的,它引发了关于公平、民族主义以及公共机构在全球背景下的作用的辩论。 The policy, rare in Western Europe, has sparked debate over equity, nationalism, and the role of public institutions in a global context.