
This is an important signal for the tourism sector, which is breathing again after the uncertainty of recent years. According to the data, this travel flow will generate a turnover of 4.9 billion euros, likely to grow further thanks to the long weekend between April 25th and May 1st, when 2.7 million Italians will extend their holidays.
88% of travelers will stay in Italy, mostly choosing the seaside (34.9%), the mountains (23.9%), and art cities (18.5%). For those venturing abroad, major European capitals remain the favorite destinations.
Trip duration is also increasing: an average of 4.7 days, extending to 6 days for those taking advantage of the late April long weekend. Relaxation, food and wine experiences, and nature travel will guide travelers’ choices.
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