The Easter days now upon us show “good prospects for tourism in the cities of art, the coast and the Apennines of Emilia-Romagna”.
This is what emerges from a survey conducted by the Florence Tourist Study Center for Assoturismo Confesercenti, on a sample of 1,308 Italian hospitality businesses.
According to the analysis, the Easter period “promises growth for tourism in Emilia-Romagna, both in terms of foreign and Italian presences”.
In detail, the estimate “is an increase of over 1%” compared to Easter last year.
What attracts tourists, in particular, is “the artistic and cultural heritage of the art cities and villages of Emilia-Romagna but there are also excellent results for the seaside resorts and, although to a lesser extent, for the Apennines”. As for the nationalities of origin, it is above all the European ones that rank high with “comforting” numbers regarding German tourists.
“Easter promises to be positive – observes Fabrizio Albertini, president of Assohotel Confesercenti Emilia-Romagna in a note – despite this year being a particularly early period of the year. We have good feedback both in terms of bookings and length of stay despite the uncertainties of the weather.”
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