Italy confirms itself as the most attractive market in Europe for luxury tourism. This is highlighted by a Deloitte study presented during the event “Luxury Hospitality Reloaded: Repositioning and Balancing Sustainability”.

Open-air tourism continues to attract European travelers. According to Eurostat data, in 2025 the number of overnight stays in campsites, motorhome areas, and caravan parks across the European Union reached 413 million.

The Italian nautical tourism sector, which includes 26 specialized shipyards and 56 marinas, is facing a regulatory change.

Milan once again takes center stage on the international scene with Design Week 2026.

Italian wine tourism confirms itself as one of the most dynamic segments, whose future depends on three key factors: accessibility, digital visibility, and collaboration among operators.

Ensuring the safe return of a traveler may require complex solutions, especially when long distances are involved.

Italy confirms its position among the leading European tourist destinations, maintaining second place in terms of number of arrivals, after Spain and ahead of France.

Easter traditionally marks the beginning of the spring travel season. With milder weather and longer days, this period is ideal for taking a few days off.

European tourism rewards destinations capable of combining authenticity, quality of life, and sustainable experiences.

Only a few days remain until BIT 2026, which will take place from 10 to 12 February at Fiera Milano.