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🏖 Maurizio Rustignoli, president of Fiba Confesercenti, addresses beach resort mobilization, urging the Italian Government to intervene amid sector confusion. A symbolic action, including delayed umbrella opening, is set for August 9, inviting all beach businesses and unions to participate. Rustignoli emphasizes the need for urgent government action to address disorganized rules and prevent expropriation of businesses, citing the example of preemptive rights recognized in Portugal.

✈ The Aeroporto di Bologna aims for a more organized flight schedule by summer 2025, as confirmed by Enac in a letter to Mayor Matteo Lepore. Enac has set an August 10 deadline for Marconi Airport to provide details for capacity parameters to be sent to Assoclearance for the Summer 2025 season assignment. This initiative includes better traffic management for winter and encourages regional integration to alleviate pressure on the Bologna airport.

📍 Kuwait and Italy are closer after an agreement of technical cooperation focused on air cargo security was discussed in Rome. Enac President Pierluigi Di Palma and Director General Alessio Quaranta hosted Kuwait Civil Aviation Authority's Director General Duaij Khalaf Al-Otaibi and Aviation Security Director Fahad S. Al-Anzi. This cooperation confirms Italy's significant international role and opens new opportunities for national economic growth in the aviation sector.

🛫 Over 2200 former Alitalia employees face uncertainty. UIL Trasporti union requests extension of social safety net until end of 2025, citing delays in Ita Airways and Lufthansa deal. Original job absorption by successor companies was planned by 2025; current support ends October 31, 2023. Additional time sought for worker reintegration and implementation of active labor policies.

🏖️ Chamonix-Mont-Blanc valley, encompassing Chamonix, Les Houches, Vallorcine, and Servoz, implements rental restrictions to curb price surges and promote permanent housing. Effective from May 1, 2025, the council voted unanimously for the measure, marking the first mountain area in France to limit tourist rentals for year-round accommodation. Owners must obtain a registration and authorization for short-term rentals, limited to one property in Chamonix and Les Houches and two in Servoz. Initially targeting individuals, with corporate measures to follow. Mayor Eric Fournier cites urgent rebalancing of housing as the driving force behind the initiative.