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Guida alla sicurezza antincendio per gli affitti a breve termine

🔥 In Italy, property managers must comply with updated fire safety regulations for short-term rentals, including installing fire extinguishers and carbon monoxide detectors in each property. Fire extinguishers must be accessible in a common area and of adequate capacity for the property size and fire risks. Carbon monoxide detectors are mandatory in rooms with combustion appliances. Equipment must be certified to European standards and undergo regular maintenance checks. Documentation of safety inspections and equipment certifications is crucial for compliance. These measures aim to improve safety for both tourists and residents.
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Tassa di soggiorno Le entrate superano il miliardo di euro

💰 In 2024, Italian municipalities collected over €1 billion from the tourist tax for the first time, a 27% increase from 2023. The National Observatory Jfc predicts a 17% growth in 2025, expecting revenues to reach €1.18 billion. Rome alone contributed nearly €287 million, followed by Milan and Florence with about €7 million each, and Venice with €4 million. Rimini topped beach destinations with €14 million. The year-end holidays brought in €53 million, with New Year's Eve generating €6.8 million.
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Ospitalità sostenibile: il Best Western Hotel Cristallo di Rovigo ottiene la certificazione Green Key

🏡 The Best Western Hotel Cristallo in Rovigo achieved the Green Key certification, an international recognition for responsible and sustainable hospitality. This certification rewards the hotel's efforts in reducing energy and water consumption, responsible waste management, use of certified detergents, and selecting local and organic products for dining. Walter Marcheselli, president of BWH Hotels Italia & Malta, highlighted sustainability as a moral obligation and opportunity. The hotel features spacious rooms, a modern meeting center for up to 200 people, and is conveniently located near the railway station and Cen.Ser. fair center.
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Burgio, Alpitour: “In Italia la domanda cresce, ora il problema è l’offerta”

💰 Alpitour World closed 2024 with a consolidated turnover of nearly €2.1 billion, marking a 7% increase from 2023, and transported 2.3 million passengers with Neos, including 206,000 foreign tourists to Italy, reaching a total of one million customers. Despite a challenging start with booking collapses in Egypt due to the Israel-Hamas conflict, the summer saw a significant recovery. Prospects for increased demand are high, but there are concerns about whether the supply, including airports, planes, and railways, can keep up. Neos plans to expand its fleet from 16 to 19 aircraft, with the 17th expected in April. The demand for luxury hotels continues to grow, with a 35% increase in Italy, although supply still falls short of demand, as seen by the 73% occupancy rate of Alpitour's eight five-star VRetreats hotels, aiming to expand to 10. U.S. funds represent 80% of the total invested in Italian hotels last year, driving up property prices.
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Nel 2024 record di posti aerei, ma meno voli

📍 In 2024, Cirium records a record number of airplane seats offered at nearly 6 billion (5.85 billion), a 6% increase from 2023 and 2% more than the 2019 record of 5.75 billion. However, the number of flights dropped by 5% to 36.4 million compared to pre-pandemic figures, with U.S. carriers dominating the top four spots—American Airlines leads, followed by Delta, United, and Southwest Airlines. Ryanair takes an unexpected fifth place. Asia has the busiest air routes, with the Seoul-Gimpo-Jeju route offering over 15 million seats annually.
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Boscolo lancia la collezione Active Tours 2025

🗺 Boscolo Active Tours launches in 2025, offering unique travel experiences that mix traditional guided tours with immersive adventures in nature. Zuleica Ferrari, the destination manager, emphasizes that the activities are designed to be accessible to everyone, including non-experts. Destinations span from South America to Northern Europe, including Portugal and Italy. Experiences include kayaking, snorkeling, e-bike rides in Mexico, 4x4 tours in Brazil's Lençóis Maranhenses, snowmobiling in Iceland, and trekking in Madeira. The tours cater to those seeking an alternative way of exploring with a focus on adventure and discovery.
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Usa, insediamento di Trump: hotel occupati al 79%

???? Donald Trump's inauguration as President of the United States for the second time is imminent, with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expected to attend. Hotel occupancy in Washington D.C. for the event mirrors Barack Obama's second inauguration in 2013, reaching 79.6% on the eve and projected at 74.9% today. This contrasts the 97% occupancy during Trump’s first inauguration in 2017, which was bolstered by the Women's March. Barack Obama’s first inauguration still holds the record at 97% hotel occupancy.
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Jeju Island attira i turisti con una card Nft

🏖 Jeju Island, South Korea, is set to revolutionize its tourism strategy by introducing an NFT-based digital card in the second half of the year. This card will offer exclusive deals for holders during their stay. Aimed at attracting younger, tech-savvy tourists (Millennials and Gen Z), the digital NFT card will provide discounts, benefits at popular attractions, and a blockchain platform to securely record travel details like visited locations and photos. The price of the card is undisclosed, with a trial phase planned before the official launch.
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