The Italian city of Venice has raised more than €2.4 million ($2.6 million) with the first admission charge for day visitors. A total of 485,000 paying visitors were registered on the 29 days of the test phase, according to the first official results published by the city administration on Friday. Mayor Luigi Brugnaro announced that a charge would also be levied on certain days next year. He did not comment on the amount or any other details. The world’s first test of this kind in a city suffering from the effects of mass tourism ended last weekend. It is already known that from next year, vis…