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Laura Alese - Federturismo Confindustria

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CBRE/DataHub: Italia regina degli investimenti alberghieri nel 2024

🏦 Italy's hotel sector investment soared to €2.1 billion in 2024, a 36% increase from 2023's €1.54 billion. With a 47% overall growth to nearly €10 billion, hotels ranked second in investment volumes. The fourth quarter alone saw €650 million, highlighting value-add investor confidence, especially in leisure markets and major art cities. Rome led in transactions and value, while Milan attracted high-end investments. Notable acquisitions included Torino's Golden Palace Hotel and the Grand Hotel Poltu Quatu in Arzachena.
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Infojobs: le figure professionali invernali più ricercate nel 2024 sono state nel turismo

📈 InfoJobs' Winter Professions Observatory 2024 reports an 8.4% increase in winter job market offerings, with 16,000 positions between October-December, up from 14,660 in 2023. Tourism and catering lead the growth by 20%, rising from 2,269 to over 2,700 job opportunities. Retail also rises by 6.4%, from 12,391 to 13,179 jobs. Notably, November's tourism and catering sector jumped by 26%, and the most sought-after roles include waiters, tourist entertainers, and bartenders. (Source: InfoJobs.it)
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Confindustria Nautica esprime profondo cordoglio per la prematura scomparsa di Maria Teresa Di Matteo, Vice Capo di Gabinetto e Capo Dipartimento del Ministro delle Infrastrutture e trasporti.

📍 In Genova, on January 13, 2025, a key figure from MIT has been a reference for the national nautical industry for over a decade. Through discussions with Dr. Di Matteo, modernizing legal reforms for the sector were initiated. Their approach, marked by mildness and a strong capacity to listen and engage, has made a significant impact.
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Osservatorio InfoJobs Professioni Invernali 

❄ In Milan, between October and December 2024, the job market saw a 8.4% increase with approximately 16,000 job listings, especially in Commerce, GDO, Retail, Tourism, and Catering. Leading sectors were Tourism and Catering with a 20% growth from 2,269 to over 2,700 opportunities and Commerce, GDO, and Retail with a 6.4% rise from 12,391 to 13,179 listings. The most in-demand professions were waiter, sales clerk, and butcher. InfoJobs, the leading online job search platform in Italy, conducted the analysis.
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GRUPPO FS, GIUBILEO: RIAPRE PIAZZA DEI CINQUECENTO

🏢 Rome's Piazza dei Cinquecento, spanning the length of eight soccer fields, unveiled its extensive renovation by FS Italiane Group on January 14, 2025. The project, executed by Anas for the Giubileo 2025 under Commissioner Roberto Gualtieri, includes 80,000 sqm of upgraded surface with 30,000 sqm of marble, and new green areas totaling 10,000 sqm. The makeover features a 12,000 sqm reimagined bus terminal, an 8,000 sqm cobbled taxi stand, and improved pedestrian space. Nearly 91% complete, the central 9% will conclude by summer, ahead of schedule. The €45 million, 540-day renovation benefits visitors and commuters at Rome's primary train hub.
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Turismo, incontro Santanchè – Associazioni su applicazione disciplina mance

🏖️ Italian Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè met with ABI, APSP, and major industry associations to discuss the facilitation and monitoring of the tax relief on tips for tourism, hotel, and restaurant staff. The policy, enhanced by the latest budget law, increases the tax-free percentage from 25% to 30% and raises the income threshold for tax exemption from 50,000 to 75,000 euros. This initiative, stemming from the Meloni government, aims to boost the attractiveness of the tourism industry to workers by improving service conditions and competitiveness.
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Turismo, Ministro Santanchè incontra Associazioni di Categoria

🏖️ Daniela Santanchè, Italian Minister of Tourism, met with major industry associations on January 8 to discuss upcoming measures and actions following Italy's record-breaking tourism results in 2023-2024. The meeting highlighted satisfaction with development contracts, strategic importance of tipping tax relief, and efforts regarding short-term rentals, with 80% issuance of BDSR and CIN, amounting to over 2000 registration requests daily. Italian tourism welcomed over 458.5 million overnight stays in 2024, marking a 2.5% increase from 2023.
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Omio/NowNext: tra le nuove tendenze del 2025 spiccano i viaggi in treno

🛫 Omio's 2025 'Travel predictions' see a trend in overnight intercity travel, luxury night trains in England and Italy, and "capital and surroundings" trips expanding beyond major cities. The NowNext '24 report confirms the continued allure of capitals. Upcoming are a high-speed train from Barcelona to Toulouse by Renfe and a direct Amsterdam-London route by Eurostar. U.S. Congress changes are anticipated, while climate conditions may boost Mediterranean travel during cooler seasons. Notable events include Rome's Jubilee and Expo 2025 in Osaka. Omio forecasts popular destinations for 2025: Brighton (UK), Tromsø (Norway), Villajoyosa (Spain), Varenna (Italy), Nova Gorica (Slovenia), Folegandros (Greece), Tirana (Albania), Ahr Valley (Germany), Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania, USA), and Santa Barbara (California, USA). For more information, visit Omio and NowNext websites.
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DEPLOYTOUR: il Ministero del Turismo partecipa al progetto europeo per la trasformazione digitale del settore turistico

🏖️ The Italian Ministry of Tourism announced participation in DEPLOYTOUR, funded by the European Commission, beginning October 2024 for three years. The project aims to create a unified European tourism data space, promoting sector digitalization and sustainability. A high-level event will be hosted in Brussels in 2025 to showcase the project's progress and facilitate dialogue among European tourism stakeholders. ????
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New York Times/Bild: Italia tra le destinazioni preferite, ma ci sono anche Albania, Georgia e Macedonia del Nord

🌍 Italy features three destinations in the New York Times' list of 52 places to visit: Milan, in anticipation of the 2026 Winter Olympics, will offer public access to the Design Week in 2025 and is enhancing its appeal with exhibitions and historical restorations. The Rhaetian Trail is a 170 km path across Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, and Lombardy, ideal for slow tourism and accessible via electric bike. Sicily's Divide is a 460 km route from Trapani to Catania, showcasing vineyards, historical villages, and archaeological sites. Meanwhile, Germany's Bild highlights Puglia as a trendy European destination, with its white sand beaches, trulli-lined streets in Alberobello, and local cuisine. Other emerging destinations for 2025 include Albania's Riviera, Slovenia for its hiking, and Georgia for its unique cultural and natural experiences. The list also mentions Jane Austen's England, celebrating her 250th birthday, and Amsterdam's 750th anniversary. New locations like Pakistan's Nangma Valley and Nuuk in Greenland are made accessible, and New York, celebrating its 400th anniversary in 2025, boasts a rich cultural scene including the reopening of the Frick Collection and the expansion of the New Museum.
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