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Civitatis cresce all’estero: obiettivo, vendite a +40%

🏖️ Civitatis, a company specializing in selling activities and experiences, targets a 40% global revenue increase beyond the Italian market. In Italy alone, sales growth is aimed at 60%. International markets, such as Mexico and Brazil, have seen growth over 60% and 70%, respectively. By 2025, Civitatis anticipates over 60% growth in Italy, as stated by founder and CEO Alberto Gutiérrez, focusing on unique, high-quality experiences for Italian travelers.
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Avoris in rotta sull’Italia “Con Travelplan un prodotto ideale per le agenzie”

🏡 Juan Carlos Gonzalez, CEO of Avoris, considers Italy a strategic opportunity, with Travelplan and Welcombeds offering quality products and market adaptation. Eduard Bogatyr, tour operating Emea expansion director, aims to connect Italian airports like Rome, Milan, Venice (and more soon) to Caribbean destinations via Iberojet or partner airlines through Madrid. Avoris is focused on Italian travel agencies, offering B2B site Avoris Store, direct API connections, and Travel Compositor Marketplace. Giovanni Castelli leads the commercial team in Italy providing local support. Avoris plans to reveal future events across Italian cities and offers all-year flights to Punta Cana, Cancun, Havana, and San José, with summer operations to La Romana and Cayo Santa Maria in Cuba.
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Trinity ViaggiStudio porta i ragazzi a Mauritius, Dubai e in Cina

🌍 Trinity ViaggiStudio introduces summer study trips to unusual destinations like Mauritius, the United Arab Emirates, and China. In Mauritius, students stay in triple rooms with 30 hours of English lessons. The UAE offers double rooms at the University of Wollongong in Dubai with the same educational program. In China, Shanghai's East China University of Science and Technology hosts students aged 16-21 in single rooms, providing 30 hours of English and 10 hours of basic Mandarin classes, plus excursions.
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Belgio, traffico aereo in tilt per un guasto ai sistemi di controllo

✈️ Belgian air traffic is returning to normal following a technical fault in the Skeyes control system which led to the closure of the country's airspace, affecting national and international connections. Flights experienced delays or were diverted to other European airports, with Zaventem, Antwerp, Ostend, Charleroi, and Liège airports specifically impacted.
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Allianz Partners, tre nuove nomine nel management

📊 Allianz Partners announces executive changes: Laurent Floquet becomes Chief Operating Officer, succeeding Lars Rogge; Beatriz Corti appointed as Board Member and Chief Transformation Officer, taking over Floquet's previous role; Clara Silvestri joins as Chief Transformation Officer from March 1, after a tenure as CFO for Western Europe at Microsoft. CEO Tomas Kunzmann highlights the strategic vision and digital transformation expertise these appointments bring to Allianz Partners.
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Boccato, HNH: “Il mercato italiano si è normalizzato”

📌 Luca Boccato, CEO of HNH Hospitality, projects 2025 as a year where Italian tourist flows normalize but sees a strong recovery from international markets, especially from overseas. Italian tourism grew significantly in 2023, with a peak, but is expected to stabilize in 2025. The Asian region shows growing interest in Italy, with Australia expected to strengthen its recovery in the coming months. Despite a slow evolution in the Italian hospitality sector, with high fragmentation, HNH Hospitality aims to exceed €120 million in turnover in 2025, after closing the fiscal year on October 31, 2024, with a record €113 million. They are diversifying, including a management contract for Palazzo delle Stelline in Milan, to be relaunched in 2026 with the MGallery brand of Accor.
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Albergatori oltre il Giubileo “Occorre ridurre le tasse”

🏠 In Rome, the upcoming Jubilee is expected to boost Italy's reputation for the next 10 years. The 21st edition of Albergatore Day revealed a positive outlook from hoteliers, with an increase in 5-star hotels and adaptations to new standards. Federalberghi's President Bernabò Bocca highlighted challenges in hiring due to staff shortages and high taxation, urging the government to cut tax wedge. Post-Jubilee, Bocca predicts a potential 17% growth in 2026, despite anticipating a less stellar 2025 due to increased operational costs. Giuseppe Roscioli, President of Federalberghi Rome, noted that Rome has halved the gap with other European capitals, recovering 25% in presence and average pricing. Mayor Roberto Gualtieri aspires for Rome to become the top European capital.
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