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Tel Aviv più isolata Stop ai voli dei vettori europei

📌 Tensions between Hezbollah and Israel have led airlines, including Ita Airways, to extend flight suspensions to Tel Aviv until September 3rd and night flights until September 30th, 2024. Lufthansa also extended flight suspensions to Beirut until September 30th and to Tel Aviv and Teheran until September 2nd, resuming services to Amman and Erbil on August 27th. British Airways suspended flights to and from Tel Aviv until August 28th, while Air France awaits an update on its position after previously halting flights to Israel. The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against travel to Israel and the Palestinian Territories except for urgent reasons.
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Acampora: “Napoli deve adeguarsi ai nuovi millennial”

🏕️ Naples is witnessing a shift in tourist demographics, with 50% of tourists being millennials in 2023, predicted to rise to 70% by 2030. Gianna Mazzarella, head of Tourism at Confindustria Naples, urges a change in tourism models to meet their needs. Gino Acampora of Fiavet Campania notes high prices are pushing millennials away, citing a 500 euro room not justifying a poor experience like the Circumvesuviana to Pompeii. A marketing revamp is needed as the over-65 segment shrinks and millennials book online, often last minute. Despite a 10-15% drop in attendance during Ferragosto compared to 2023, September and October show positive trends, maintaining Naples as a dream destination, especially with direct flights from Capodichino.
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Taranto, Genova e la portaerei contesa

🛰 The Italian aircraft carrier "Giuseppe Garibaldi," decommissioned after service since 1985, measuring 180 meters in length and 30 meters wide with a displacement of 14,000 tonnes, is the subject of contention between Taranto and Genoa. Taranto aimed to convert it into a floating athletes' village for the Mediterranean Games, but the Navy considered reactivating it as a satellite launch base. Recently, the Centro Studi Bono announced its transformation into a floating museum to be located in Genoa, despite Taranto's hopes to boost tourism.
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Ryanair sui profitti Wilson: “Non perdiamo la testa”

✈️ Eddie Wilson, CEO of Ryanair, remains optimistic despite the airline's sharp profit decline in the last quarter. In 2023, Ryanair experienced a 30% growth due to the resurgence of air traffic. Wilson highlighted the company's long-term growth plans, including a recent order of 300 Boeing aircraft without debt. Comparing 2024 to the previous year poses challenges, but the next financial quarter is expected to show recovery, with plans for new bases in Italy.
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Ryanair sui profitti: “Non perdiamo la testa”

✈ Eddie Wilson, CEO of Ryanair, remains optimistic despite a sharp decline in profits in the last quarter, compared to a 30% growth in 2023 due to the recovery of air traffic. Morningstar outlined this trend, and TTG Italia podcast discussed it. Wilson highlighted Ryanair's recent order of 300 Boeing aircraft with no debt as part of their long-term growth plans. He expects financial recovery in the next quarter and announces new bases in Italy.
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Slovenia, impennata dei prezzi degli appartamenti turistici

🏠 Slovenia's tourism contributes 20% to the nation's GDP, with 38% of property buyers in the past year being foreigners. House prices nationally increased by 6.7% in 2023, following double-digit rises in previous years (11.5% in 2022, 15% in 2021). Ljubljana and Maribor saw a 6.7% increase in housing prices, while existing apartment prices elsewhere in Slovenia rose by 5% in 2023. Housing transactions dropped by 24% in 2023 after a 7.6% decline in 2022 and a nearly 20% surge in 2021.
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Confcommercio: aumenta la spesa per i viaggi

🏖️ In Italy, clothing now accounts for 5% of family budgets, down from 10% twenty years ago, while spending on tourism has risen to 4%, up from 1-2%. Confcommercio's analysis of sales, set to end on September 4, shows a consumer preference shift from apparel to travel experiences. Despite last-minute discounts, retailers face challenges as the anticipated positive impact of the sales season falls short.
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