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Londra-Bangkok low cost: la novità di Norse Atlantic

✈ Norse announced a new low-cost intercontinental route from London to Bangkok, with flights launching on October 26 and up to four frequencies a week. This is Norse's first British route to Asia, while Bangkok had already been connected to Oslo since 2023. Norse also plans to add a flight from Stockholm next winter. The airline previously revealed a new route from Gatwick to Cape Town, South Africa, expanding its intercontinental network from the London airport.
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Assomarinas e Ulisses siglano un protocollo d’intesa per l’innovazione nella nautica e nella gestione dei marina

🌊 Assomarinas and Ulisses have agreed to adopt the Ulisses platform within Assomarinas' network, aiming to enhance Italian marinas' operational efficiency and service quality through advanced monitoring tools. This partnership aligns with the broader push for innovation at the World Conference of Marinas, set for October 2025 in Venice. Ulisses CEO Mattia Tartaglia and Assomarinas President Roberto Perocchio emphasized the benefits of digital transition and improved infrastructure management for competitiveness and user experience.
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Boeing potrebbe riprendere i contatti commerciali con la Russia

🏭 Three years after the Ukraine war outbreak, Boeing may resume commercial activities with Russia, potentially restarting contact for aircraft repairs and spare parts. Russia faced challenges due to severed ties with major aircraft manufacturers like Airbus and Boeing, even considering reviving outdated Tupolev planes. No confirmation from the Kremlin or concrete proposals have been reported yet.
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LMDV Hospitality Group acquisisce il 100% del Twiga

🏠 LMDV Hospitality Group, led by Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, acquires 100% of Gruppo Twiga from Flavio Briatore's Majestas Group, merging with Triple Sea Food (Casa Fiori Chiari, Trattoria del Ciumbia, Vesta). Expansion includes Vesta's relocation to Twiga in Forte dei Marmi, transformation of ex-Billionaire into Twiga in Sardinia with two restaurants, Vesta's introduction in Montecarlo and Baia Beniamin, and a new Twiga opening in Milan scheduled for September.
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Aperte le iscrizioni alla 65esima edizione del Salone Nautico Internazionale di Genova dal 18 al 23 settembre 2025

🚢 The 65th Salone Nautico Internazionale di Genova is set for September 18-23. Exhibitor space is 85% outdoors, and last year's event featured 3,855 sea trials. President Andrea Razeto highlighted unique strengths, such as premium docks and thematic areas. The event supports professional international visitors and journalists through ICE Agenzia. With new infrastructure like 800 underground parking spaces and improved transit to Milan, the 2025 edition aims for ISO 20121 certification, emphasizing sustainability and social inclusion. The Italian nautical industry hit €8.33 billion in 2024, leading in boat exports with €4.4 billion and commanding over 50% of global superyacht orders.
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Programmi fedeltà, Cartafreccia e Club Yo si alleano per offrire piu’ vantaggi ai soci

🚀 Trenitalia's loyalty program, CartaFRECCIA, partners with Club Yo of iryo, a high-speed rail company in Spain partly owned by Trenitalia. The partnership allows CartaFRECCIA members to use points for iryo gift cards and vice versa. Future plans include point conversion between the programs, enhancing travel experience personalization, as emphasized by Trenitalia's Marketing Director, Mario Alovisi, and iryo's Customer Experience Director, Pep Manich. More information is available at www.fsitaliane.it.
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Turismo, Santanchè: “Alta partecipazione a bandi di formazione, Ministero ha colto esigenza settore”

🏖️ Italy's Ministry of Tourism received 112 applications for training grants, indicating a sector need for professional growth. The national call for tourist guides approaches 20,000 applications. Minister Daniela Santanchè highlighted this as proof of the tourism industry's need for new growth and innovation tools. Specifically, 38 applications were for the "Fund to Increase Professional Level in Tourism" and 74 for the creation of a National Strategic Polo for High-Level Tourism Training. For more details, visit www.ministeroturismo.gov.it.
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The Guardian: le località italiane da non perdere nel 2025

🏖️ The Guardian promotes Italy as a top holiday destination for British tourists in 2025, highlighting its culture, art, and pristine landscapes. Must-visit places include the newly opened LETS museum in Trieste, Gorizia as the European Capital of Culture 2025, Agrigento's Valle dei Templi, and renowned art cities Rome and Florence with 'Munch: The Inner Scream' and Tracey Emin's exhibitions, respectively. The Cilento coast, Elba island's Grande Traversata Elbana, family-friendly Basilicata with Matera and Pollino National Park, and the untouched rural areas of Sardinia are also recommended.
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Holidu: Maratea prima città con meno di 50.000 abitanti più ricercata online

🏖️ Holidu's research identified at least 30 Italian towns with less than 50,000 inhabitants as the most searched online. Maratea, Basilicata ranks first, followed by San Vito Lo Capo, Sicily, and Positano, Campania in third. Maratea leads with over 111,000 monthly searches, San Vito Lo Capo has over 92,000, and Positano nearly 91,500. Positano and Portofino are among the priciest with average nightly rates of €814 and €423, respectively, while Peschici and Scilla are more affordable at around €101 and €128 per night.
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TrainlineTravel Trend/SWG: nel 2025 si preferisce il treno all’insegna del “mindscape”

🚂 Italians rediscover the joy of slow and mindful travel, according to Trainline's "Travel Trend 2025" report, with 88% prioritizing well-being in their travel experience. Mindscapers value the freedom to engage in activities (58%), peaceful landscape views (35%), and a sense of relaxation on the train (16%). Trainline bookings for scenic routes, historical and night trains increased by 17%. Half of Italians chose train over plane, 68% over car in 2024, with a 5% rise in environmental consideration since 2023. Leisure train travel grew from 22% in 2023 to 26% in 2024, with 83% preferring city escapes, 74% scenic train journeys, and 71% international train travel. Young generations, especially Gen Z, prioritize sustainability in mobility.
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