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📈 Liguria, 2025: La Regione Liguria introduce ROSS1000 Liguria, una piattaforma per la raccolta dati turistici, coinvolgendo case vacanza, B&B, hotel e altre strutture. Automatizzare con Chekin riduce errori e risparmia tempo, centralizzando dati e automatizzando invii a ISTAT e la regione. Passi essenziali: configurazione, collegamento dati, generazione file/API, invio automatico, monitoraggio. Benefici includono conformità normativa, efficienza operativa, riduzione errori e miglioramento dell'esperienza cliente. Prova gratuita Chekin per risparmiare l'87% del tuo tempo.

💸 Confindustria Alberghi, Assohotel, Faita, and Federalberghi oppose extending the increased tourist tax in Italy’s upcoming budget. The tax increase of €2, initially for the jubilee year, raises it by 20% (from €10 to €12) or 40% (from €5 to €7). For Winter Olympics and Paralympics locations, the increase is 140% (from €5 to €12). Associations urge allocating tax revenue for tourism industry improvements and reducing administrative burdens.

💸 The Italian National Association of Municipalities (Anci) opposes a proposed 30% increase in the tourist tax as part of a new governmental measure. Gaetano Manfredi, Anci president, expressed concerns about redirecting additional revenue to cover municipal expenses for minors and disabled students. Anci highlights the rising municipal budget burdens, nearing €1 billion annually, and argues against using the tourist tax to fund state obligations, potentially undermining its original purpose of addressing tourism-related costs.

📦 Corte di Giustizia Ue, 2019, Buenos Aires to Barcellona: Pets as 'baggage'. A passenger's dog escaped during an Iberia flight. The owner received €5,000 compensation but sought more for emotional distress. EU judges ruled pets are 'baggage,' denying extra moral damages. Additional claims require a "special declaration of value" and airline consent.

✈️ Delta and Aeromexico challenge the U.S. Department of Transportation's order to dissolve their joint venture. They filed an appeal in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit in Atlanta. The order requires dissolution by January 1, risking loss of antitrust immunity and ability to coordinate U.S.-Mexico flight pricing. The decision claims the venture violates the U.S.-Mexico ‘Open Skies’ agreement, leading the airlines to seek legal intervention.

📑 Nel 2025, le norme per affitti brevi in Italia richiedono un Codice Identificativo Nazionale (CIN) per ogni proprietà, pena multe da €800 a €8,000. Verifica digitale dell'identità è legale dal maggio 2025, grazie alla sentenza del TAR Lazio. Gli affitti brevi, definiti come soggiorni fino a 30 notti, devono rispettare la sicurezza, inclusi estintori e rilevatori di gas. Proprietari di più di quattro immobili devono registrarsi per IVA. La tecnologia, come Chekin, facilita la conformità.

💰 Assoturismo Confesercenti criticizes the proposed 30% increase in Italy's lodging tax, revealed by La Repubblica. This change, part of the new budget law, could cost tourists an additional €300 million, raising total revenue beyond €1 billion. The group argues that the measure, ineffective for tourism infrastructure and quality, could stifle domestic demand and contradict the tax’s original purpose of funding tourism improvements. Vittorio Messina emphasizes the need for transparency and targeted reinvestment.

✈️ 36 out of 38 members of the European Parliament's Transport and Tourism Committee voted for new passenger protection guidelines in early October 2025. The guidelines include compensation for delays over 3 hours, cancellations, and denied boarding, with exemptions for natural disasters, war, and weather. Passengers can carry a bag and a 7 kg trolley for free. No fees will be charged for correcting name errors at check-in, and children under 14 can check-in for free and sit next to their escorts without extra charges.

💸 A proposed 30% increase in the Italian tourist tax, revealed as part of the new budget law, could result in tourists facing costs close to €300 million, raising total revenue to over €1 billion. Assoturismo Confesercenti criticizes this as counterproductive, potentially stifling domestic demand and failing to reinvest revenue in the tourism sector. President Vittorio Messina urges that funds should enhance tourism services and infrastructure, emphasizing transparency and targeted allocation.

📖 Manufaktur Jörg Geiger GmbH's appeal was rejected by the European Union Court, confirming the invalidity of the "PriSecco" trademark, initially registered in 2015. The EUIPO had already declared it invalid in 2022, citing its resemblance to the protected Prosecco designation. The case highlights ongoing legal efforts by Sistema Prosecco, representing three consortiums, to safeguard the Prosecco name against exploitative imitations like "Primasecco" and "Nosecco." The German company has two months to appeal.