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Il Giappone continua la sua corsa

🌏 Japan's travel industry soared in July following a strong June, with 3.29 million foreign visitors, up from 3.14 million the previous month, largely due to a weak yen. The Japan National Tourism Organization reported that since January, arrivals hit 21 million, indicating a potential to exceed the 31.9 million record of 2019 by year-end. School holidays in Asian and European countries contributed to the travel boost, with 19 out of 23 markets hitting new tourist records in July.
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Bologna, paradosso Marconi, fra crescita e disagi

🚀 Marconi di Bologna airport is facing a difficult period due to increased air traffic after COVID-19, reaching a historic high this summer and undergoing peak expansion and redevelopment works from a €200 million investment as part of a masterplan updated for 2026. The airport, dating back to the 1980s within the city, is the seventh busiest for passenger traffic (10 million in 2023) and third for cargo. Current plans aim for 12.5 million users by 2030, with high-speed rail access in seven minutes. In July, passenger numbers exceeded 1.1 million, and in June, they hit one million (+10% from the previous year). Meanwhile, other Emilia airports, Parma, Forlì, and Rimini, struggle to keep up.
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Roma strizza l’occhio al lusso: in arrivo mille500 camere

🏦 In Rome, over 1,500 new luxury segment rooms will be added with the opening of at least 14 high-end hotels. Luxury accommodations represent only 9% of Rome's total room offerings but saw a 30% increase in the number of properties sold from 2018 to 2023. A record €412 million was invested in 2023. Tourism in the capital generated €8.5 billion in distributed wealth last year. Investments include significant renovations, benefiting the Made in Italy brand and attracting younger, high-spending clients, potentially narrowing the gap with cities like Paris and London.
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Ouigo ridisegna le operazioni in Spagna

🚂 Ouigo, the railway company, adjusts its strategy in Spain, scaling back operations in the north and focusing on expansion into Andalusia. The Madrid-Segovia-Valladolid line will run only on weekends between September 9 and December 13. A new route from Valladolid to Valencia via Segovia and Madrid launches in December, with sales starting in October and service running daily from December 15 until at least June of the following year.
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