Romagna triumphs in the Sole 24 Ore ranking on the added value produced by tourist municipalities. In fact, Rimini stands out with almost 1.5 billion euros, While Cesenatico, Riccione and Cervia occupy eighth, ninth and tenth place respectively with 768.4 million euros, 756.8 and 742.3. In the ranking of the 100 Italian Municipalities for wealth created by tourism, for Rimini, the municipal administration rejoices, the percentage value compared to the total added value of Italian tourism corresponds to 1.56% of the wealth generated.
Looking at the ranking of the top thirty Municipalities, they add from Palazzo Garampi, it emerges that “the sea and the lakes beat the mountains not only in terms of attractiveness, but also in terms of added value that the tourism economy produces in that place: we need to get to 19th place to see the first mountain resort, Livigno in the province of Sondrio. In short, “the importance of multiple factors” is confirmed, such as accessibility, connections with large cities and with the major arteries of international tourism, infrastructure, and the size of the hospitality platform. “Factors on which – concludes the administration – Rimini once again maintains leadership in the national seaside tourism panorama with regards to the ability to directly and indirectly feed the hospitality economy and, consequently, the local economy in which guests stay”.
