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Laura Alese - Federturismo Confindustria

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Executive Master Management dello Sviluppo Turistico Territoriale

🏖️ Touring Club Italiano and Fondazione Campus annually offer the executive master Management dello Sviluppo Turistico Territoriale for recent graduates and professionals. The course, updated each edition, includes artificial intelligence in tourism for its 5th edition. Hybrid format (online and in-person in Milan) starts on November 15, with registration closing October 31, 2024.
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Cin per gli affitti brevi, dal 24 luglio l’accesso a Liguria e Sardegna

🏠 Starting from July 24, the experimental phase of Italy's national database for tourist accommodations will include Liguria and Sardinia. Previously added regions are Puglia, Abruzzo, Calabria, Lombardy, Marche, Sicily, and Veneto. Updates on service activation in other regions and autonomous provinces will be posted on the Tourism Ministry's website in the coming weeks. The platform allows property owners to request a National Identification Code (CIN) for advertising and displaying at their properties. During the experimental phase, no penalties are enforced for non-compliance. More information can be found at www.ministeroturismo.gov.it.
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Via dell’Amore, Santanchè: “Restituiamo Meraviglia Italiana grazie a lavoro di squadra tra Istituzioni”

🌊 In Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre, the Italian Minister of Tourism, Daniela Santanchè, celebrated the team effort of multiple institutions in restoring a regional marvel. Expressing gratitude towards the Regione Liguria, Mayor Fabrizia Pecunia, and the president of the National Park Donatella Bianchi, the minister highlighted the project’s significance. The announcement came as she arrived on one of the five Rock Trains serving the 5 Terre Express, featuring a livery for the Via dell’Amore reopening. For more details, visit www.ministeroturismo.gov.it.
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Demoskopika:in crescita le presenze turistiche, ma anche l’inflazione

🏖 Arrivi turistici in Italia previsti ad agosto: oltre 18,2 milioni (+3.2% su 2023). Presenze turistiche: 85,6 milioni (+0.8%). Incremento del mercato estero: più di 8,8 milioni di stranieri (+8%). Spesa per consumi turistici: 18,8 miliardi di euro (+4,7%). Inflazione turistica a giugno: +3,6% annuo. Inflazione turistica mensile: +1,2% a giugno 2024. Italia quarto posto in Europa per l'inflazione turistica più bassa: 3,9%.
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ENIT/HumanCompany/Istituto Piepoli: si preferisce sempre di più l’outdoor

🏕 22% of Italians, out of 30 million going on summer vacation, will choose outdoor locations like campsites and farmhouses, a 7% increase from 15% in 2023. The average holiday duration is 9 days, with August being the most popular month, followed by July and September. 62% favor the beach, while 78% will stay in Italy, with Tuscany, Puglia, and Sicily as top destinations. Tourist budgets have surged by up to €500 compared to last year.
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City Destinations Alliance: Roma è la prima città europea per crescita turistica

🏖 Rome leads European tourism growth with a 45.2% increase over the previous year, according to the City Travel Report by the City Destinations Alliance. Surpassing London (+32.1%) and Vienna (+30.6%), the Italian capital hit a record of 50 million tourist presences in 2023. In the first half of 2024, presences rose by 4.89% and arrivals by 6.5%, while average stays extended from 2.3 to 4 nights.
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Gbta Business Travel Index Outlook – Annual Global Report and Forecast: i viaggi d’affari in grande ripresa

💸 Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) forecasts that business travel spending will hit $1.48 trillion by the end of 2024, surpassing the previous record of $1.43 trillion in 2019. By 2028, spending is expected to exceed $2 trillion. In 2023, the business travel sector regained approximately $675 billion of the $770 billion lost in 2020, reaching 93% of the pre-pandemic peak. The estimated breakdown of 2023's $1.34 trillion includes $501 billion on lodging, $282 billion on air travel, $245 billion on food and beverages, $165 billion on ground transportation, and $142 billion on other travel expenses. Rapid growth regions in 2023 are Asia-Pacific (36%), Western Europe (33%), and North America (25%). Financial and insurance activities may see the largest spending increase (72%) by 2028, while retail trade, and agriculture, forestry, and fishing are expected to grow the least (41% and 32%, respectively).
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Assobalneari/Donnedamare/Univ.Padova: quasi il 75% di chi va al mare sceglie gli stabilimenti

🏖 Mare is the top summer vacation choice for Italians with 66.8% preferring cities of art and 51.9% mountains, while hills (49.3%) and lakes (42.6%) are less chosen. Research by La Base Balneare, Donnedamare, and Assobalneari Italia, coordinated by Daniele Marini from the University of Padova, finds that 74.4% of beachgoers opt for bathing establishments. Average stay is around 13 days, but 43.4% stay under 6 days. Cleanliness (88.7%), theft protection (86.6%), and sea safety (84.5%) are key priorities. Accessibility for the disabled is important for 67.7%. 73% are satisfied with facilities, and 69.9% with beach cleanliness. Two-thirds believe these establishments support tourism growth and local economy. For every euro spent at the beach, €2.36 is generated in other sectors. 65.3% acknowledge their role in marine heritage and environmental sustainability, and 62.8% see coastal management as a public service.
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Global Passport Ranking di Henley Passport Index: il passaporto italiano è al secondo posto per accessi senza visto

🗺 Italy's passport ranks second in the Global Passport Ranking by Henley Passport Index, allowing 192 visa-free entries. Singapore leads with 195 visa-free entries. France, Germany, Japan, and Spain share the second spot with Italy. The United States fell from fifth to eighth place, now offering 186 visa-free entries. The UAE entered the top ten for the first time with visa-free access to 185 countries. Russia dropped to 45th with 116 visa-free entries, while Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan occupy the bottom positions with 31, 28, and 26 entries, respectively.
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