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Laura Alese - Federturismo Confindustria

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Sojern: per Natale gli italiani preferiscono i viaggi su strada

💰 Domestic flight booking intentions for Christmas in Italy decreased by 39% compared to 2023, while bookings from continental travelers to Italy by air dropped by 14%. Internals flights hold the largest market share at 19.4%, with the United States representing the second-largest tourist market at 17.7%, followed by the UK at 9.5%. Top cities for hotel stays are Rome (48.4%), Milan, Florence, and Venice. Italians will spend an average of 843 euros on Christmas travel and 525 euros on entertainment and experiences. 📉
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Jetcost: il 71% degli italiani prevede di partire per Natale

🏖️ 71% of Italians plan to vacation during Christmas, with 38% staying away up to 3 days, 25% for 3-5 days, 21% for a week, and 14% for 8-15 days. Nearly half choose family holidays (46%), followed by couple (29%), friends (18%), and solo trips (7%). Top national destinations: Milan, Naples, Rome, Catania, and Turin; top European cities: Paris, Vienna, London, Prague, Amsterdam; top non-European locations: New York, Sharm El Sheikh, Istanbul, with Dubai and the Maldives in the mix. More at www.jetcost.it.
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Holidu: Ponte di Ognissanti, gli italiani premiano la Toscana e Roma

🌆 Italians prefer Tuscany for the All Saints' Bridge, with Lucca leading Holidu's top 30 destinations, followed by Rome and Florence. Naples, Turin, and Livigno (sixth) rank just behind, while the first foreign city, Barcelona, is eighth, with Paris (tenth) also popular. Tuscany boasts 7 cities in the list, Lombardy and Veneto each have 3, and Umbria shines with Assisi (seventh). Italian destinations dominate with 27 out of 30. Paris is the most expensive city at €362 per night, while Viterbo is the most affordable at €102 per night.
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Omnio: dai viaggi in solitaria alle località di nicchia, le ultime tendenze di viaggio

🌍 60% of travelers plan to visit major cities in 2025, with Italians at 70%, and Gen Z at 74%. Omio's 2024 bookings for capitals increased by 51% for multimodal reservations. Solo travel is on the rise, with 30% of men and 23% of women globally, and 22% of male vs. 18% female travelers in Italy considering solo trips in 2025. Over 25% of Italian respondents plan to spend more than €2,000 on international travel. Language barriers and unfamiliar transport companies stress 29% of travelers globally, rising to 36% among Italians. In 2025, 44% will rely on AI for travel planning, up from 27% in 2024. The preference for high season travel in June-August remains strong, with 76% favoring it in 2025. 42% of Omio's summer bookings are for these months. Italian travelers' use of AI for destination suggestions could rise to 32% in 2025, with 45% planning to use AI for travel booking, an increase from 24% in 2024. Sustainable travel is important to 68% of Italians, with Gen Z at 71%, aligning with global trends towards minimizing negative impacts.
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Prenotazioni in crescita per il ponte di Ognissanti

🏠 In Italy, 75%+ hotel rooms are already booked for Ognissanti, despite one less holiday day compared to 2023. Rome and Venice lead with 82% and 84% occupancy, followed by Milan at 78%, and Naples at 77%. Florence lags with 66%. Perugia and Matera boast 90% and 88%, matching last year's figures, while Verona confirms its 71% from 2023. The high-end market thrives, fueled by international tourists, notably Americans, British, French, and Germans.
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Confindustria Nautica a Singapore per il tour mondiale dell’Amerigo Vespucci. Presentati i dati del rapporto di Confindustria “Esportare la Dolce Vita” che vede la nautica da diporto tra i settori del bello e ben fatto italiano

🎢 Confindustria Nautica attended the Singapore leg of the Amerigo Vespucci World Tour, presenting the XII edition of "Esportare la Dolce Vita" report by Centro Studi, supported by Unicredit and in collaboration with Sace. BBF (Bello e Ben Fatto) goods span leisure nautical, food, jewelry, fashion, and furniture sectors, embodying Italian excellence. BBF products amount to 711 categories, worth €161.3 billion, 26.2% of Italian exports, with growth potential valued at €174.5 billion. Italian exports to ASEAN, including Singapore, with a potential €1 billion BBF growth, reached nearly €3 billion in 2023, a 17% increase. The Italian leisure boating industry hit a record €4 billion in exports in 2023, up 15.9% from 2022, with a global leadership in superyacht production, holding 51% of orders.
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Renzo Iorio alla BMTA di Paestum su “I Fondi europei per la valorizzazione del patrimonio archeologico e del turismo culturale”

🏛 On October 31, at the Mediterranean Exchange of Archaeological Tourism in Paestum, a roundtable on "European funds for the enhancement of archaeological heritage and cultural tourism" was held, organized by the European Parliament Office Italy and the European Commission Representation in Italy with Civita Association. The meeting highlighted the European Union's various funding programs for Italy and the €4.2 billion from the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) allocated for cultural initiatives, of which €500 million is for digitization and €300 million for parks and historical gardens. To date, 30% of these resources have been spent, primarily by local authorities, with challenges in training implementing subjects. Discussion included decentralized tourism and destagionalization strategies, emphasizing the need for shared and respectful promotion and planning.
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PRENOTAZIONI IN CRESCITA PER IL PONTE DI OGNISSANTI

🏠 Over 75% of rooms in Italy are already booked for the upcoming Ognissanti holiday, despite one less day compared to 2023. Rome and Venice lead with 82% and 84% rooms booked, respectively. Milan follows with 78%, while Naples has 77%. Florence lags behind with 66%. Perugia and Matera boast high occupancy rates of 90% and 88%, respectively, and Verona confirms its 71% occupancy rate from the previous year.
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AL FORT LAUDERDALE BOAT SHOW 2024 LA PRESENTAZIONE DEL 65° SALONE NAUTICO INTERNAZIONALE DI GENOVA

🚤 31 Ottobre 2024, Ft Lauderdale FL – Italian nautical industry attends Boat Show 2024 - FLIBS (30 Oct/3 Nov) to promote 65th Genoa International Boat Show (18-23 Sept 2025). Six US presentations in two years, including New York and Newport. The 64th Genoa Show (19-24 Sept) featured the 5th Design Innovation Award. Italian Trade Agency Miami organized two events (31 Oct & 1 Nov) at FLIBS. Italy's 2023 marine export hit a record $691 million, up 20% from 2022. Italy's boating industry revenue reached €8.33 billion in 2023, with over 30,000 direct jobs. Despite changing 2024 trends, industry prospects remain positive.
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Al Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show gli ultimi aggiornamenti di Assomarinas sull’ Icomia World Marinas Conference

🌊 Roberto Perocchio, President of Assomarinas, announced on October 31 at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in Florida the Icomia World Marinas Conference, scheduled for October 15-17, 2025 in Venice at Isola della Certosa. The event will host a maximum of 500 participants from every continent and around 40 speakers from Icomia-affiliated marina organizations. It's supported by the Italian Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, the Ministry of Tourism, and the NMMA. Registrations are open at www.worldmarinasconference.com.
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