Giuridico e Amministrativo

📅 Emilia-Romagna plans stricter short-term rental regulations in 2025, following Tuscany's lead. Michele De Pascale's administration proposes a law to protect residential areas, shifting short-term rentals to the tourist-accommodation category. Municipalities can control area use, impose a 30% change-of-use fee, and enforce fines up to €8,000. Local administrations might limit construction transformations. The plan, criticized by industry leaders like Marco Celani of Aigab, could be approved by year-end, pending stakeholder discussions.

🏠 Parigi ha ridotto l'offerta di posti letto per affitti brevi del 40% da 98.000 a 60.000 in un anno. Frédéric Hockquard, vicesindaco, ha implementato un limite di 90 giorni annui per affitti turistici. L'obiettivo non è azzerare l'offerta, ma garantire alloggi ai parigini. La città accoglie 35-40 milioni di visitatori annualmente, ritenendo di aver già raggiunto la capacità massima.

📍 Il 19 giugno 2025, il Tribunale Civile di Madrid ha emesso una sentenza storica, condannando i proprietari di immobili in locazione turistica a risarcire una famiglia residente. La sentenza è basata su prove mediche di disturbi d’ansia e del sonno causati da rumori costanti dei turisti. Sebbene l'attività fosse legale, la mancanza di vigilanza sui turisti ha portato alla decisione. Questo caso potrebbe influenzare futuri procedimenti simili in Italia.

🛫 Associazioni denunciano problemi per i viaggi d'istruzione in Italia: coinvolti 5 milioni di studenti e 18 milioni di presenze turistiche, con un valore di 1,5 miliardi di euro. Criticità legate al Codice degli Appalti e al bando Consip potrebbero bloccare le attività scolastiche. Le associazioni chiedono ai Ministeri competenti di intervenire per risolvere la situazione e garantire esperienze formative all'estero per l'anno scolastico in corso.

💻 Banca d’Italia highlights AI's dual role: in tax systems, it aids in reducing Italy's tax gap to €82 billion by 2021, a 6% drop since 2017, but raises concerns about errors and high costs. Meanwhile, 25% of travelers use AI, with 58% of Italians over 55 employing it for travel planning. In tourism, AI personalizes experiences, while in fiscal matters, it demands careful governance to balance benefits and risks.

📊 A few months before the Sugar Tax takes effect on January 1, 2026, ASSOBIBE expresses concern over a challenging summer 2025. Sales for June-August fell, with July seeing a -4.3% decline and August plummeting to -11.3% across key beverage segments like tonic waters (-4.2% in July, -11.3% in August), iced teas, and more. Giangiacomo Pierini of ASSOBIBE warns that these difficulties, alongside the impending tax, threaten industry stability, competitiveness, and Italian production.

🛩 Entro la prima metà di novembre, circa 2,000 dipendenti dell'ex Alitalia, in cassa integrazione dal 2017, riceveranno lettere di licenziamento. La decisione, comunicata dal Ministero del Lavoro, coinvolgerà 90 piloti e oltre 1,300 assistenti di volo da Fiumicino, Milano Linate, Malpensa e Venezia. Senza fondi per prorogare la Cigs, i sindacati chiedono interventi urgenti per evitare un dramma sociale di vaste proporzioni.

🛩 Emirates implemented new regulations effective today, October 1, 2025, prohibiting power bank usage during flights due to safety risks. Passengers can carry one power bank each (max 100 watts), but usage in-flight is banned to prevent incidents of thermal runaway, which can lead to fires or toxic gas release. Power banks must not be stored in overhead bins or checked luggage. This decision addresses increased lithium battery incidents across the aviation industry.

✈ Gaetano Intrieri, CEO of Aeroitalia, is working to rename the airline after a legal challenge from Ita Airways. Plans include rebranding to the former Air Italy name and livery. Air Italy, once backed by Qatar Airways, ceased operations in early 2020 due to financial losses. Intrieri aims to keep the Italian flag on the livery as part of the rebranding. This effort seeks to preserve an Italian airline as many have disappeared over the past 30 years.

🚨 In summer 2025, the NAS Carabinieri conducted 3,563 inspections across Italy, finding irregularities in 37% of cases. They reported 1,291 individuals and uncovered 2,146 violations, resulting in 20 arrests. Street food was notably non-compliant, with 327 violations from 691 checks. Over €1.5 million in fines were issued, and non-compliant food worth €38 million was seized. In Bologna, 674 kg of risky preserves were seized, leading to a production halt and fines of €4,500.