The appointment of Italy to the presidency of the Executive Council of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) represents an important recognition for our country. ...
In consideration of the decisive role played in the last year, Italy has now been elected to the Presidency of the Executive Council of the World Tourism Organization, the operational arm of the United Nations which adheres to 154 ...
If all the indices seem today to be largely considering the crisis that hit the markets during 2009, there is no doubt, however, that the recovery in demand is characterized by a series of variables of which the sector ...
The 5th edition of the National Tourism Conference, held this year in the frame of Villa Erba on Lake Como, was of particular importance because it compared, on the new scenarios and on what could be the dynamics ...
In August 2010, according to the latest Istat figures on foreign trade, Italian exports recorded the highest increase since 2007, + 31.5% compared to the same period last year.
L? Enit? The National Tourism Agency has recently drawn up an initial summary of sales of the Italian product to foreign tour operators for the summer period.
According to data from the United Nations World Travel Organization (UNWTO), in the period 2000-2009 international tourism revenues in the world increased from 478 billion dollars to 852, an increase of 79.3%.
In July 2010, the Italian trade balance marked, for the first time this year, a positive balance of almost 1.8 billion euros, against the 3.6 billion euros of the same month of the previous year.
In the first half of 2010, foreigners who spent their holidays in our country spent 6,870 million euros, over 10% more than in the same period last year (6,244 million euros).
The sample survey on international tourism, carried out monthly by the Bank of Italy, found a balance in the tourist balance of payments in June equal to 1. ...
Although it is still premature to draw conclusions on what may be the actual results that international tourism will be able to achieve in 2010, it is clear, analyzing the data now spread in the barometer of the Organization ...
Despite the global recession that characterized all of 2009 and the weakening of the euro, the air transport sector is recovering in Italy and in Europe, also thanks to the development of the low-cost segment.
International tourist flows, after the 2009 crisis, have returned to growth, registering + 7% of arrivals for a total volume exceeding 421 million in the first six months of 2010.
The positive trend of passenger traffic at Italian airports appears to be increasingly solid, which in July, for the third consecutive month, exceeded both 2009 and 2008 levels.
The latest Istat data on foreign trade confirm the recovery of Italian exports even in June 2010: the 22.8% increase compared to the same month last year, presents more dynamic trends for the non-EU market ...
