(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 31 - The new peak of infections, inflation, high energy and the perception of political instability in the country are felt on the Italians' summer departures.
According to a Confcommercio survey with Swg, many will be on vacation - 27 million, as in 2019 - but the pandemic cruelty causes departures in July to drop to 12.3 million compared to the expected 16.8 million.
Price increases and political crisis have an impact on August and September: trips of 7 days or more are reduced by 3 million and those of average duration (3-6 days) and above all mini breaks increase.
The budget for medium-term holidays also fell from 541 euros expected in June to around 475, and from 1,252 to 1,117 euros for longer trips.
88% of those leaving chose Italy while 12% will go to
abroad - mostly in Europe - especially for holidays of 7 days or more in August and September, where a peak of 28% is recorded.
The sea is always in the lead, with 44% of preferences becoming 51% if we consider only the main holidays of 7 or more days.
The mountain follows at 15% - a value in line with the history of this type - while holidays in cities, especially those of art, and in small villages, add up to 21%.
In Italy, where Puglia remains the most sought-after destination, Emilia Romagna wins the sprint for the second post, followed by Tuscany and Sicily, while Sardinia, probably a victim more than other regions of the cost of connections, falls in seventh position, from the fourth that occupied a month ago.
Instead, Liguria appears among the top 5.
where a peak of 28% is recorded.
The sea is always in the lead, with 44% of preferences becoming 51% if we consider only the main holidays of 7 or more days.
The mountain follows at 15% - a value in line with the history of this type - while holidays in cities, especially those of art, and in small villages, add up to 21%.
In Italy, where Puglia remains the most sought-after destination, Emilia Romagna wins the sprint for the second post, followed by Tuscany and Sicily, while Sardinia, probably a victim more than other regions of the cost of connections, falls in seventh position, from the fourth that occupied a month ago.
Instead, Liguria appears among the top 5.
where a peak of 28% is recorded.
The sea is always in the lead, with 44% of preferences becoming 51% if we consider only the main holidays of 7 or more days.
The mountain follows at 15% - a value in line with the history of this type - while holidays in cities, especially those of art, and in small villages, add up to 21%.
In Italy, where Puglia remains the most sought-after destination, Emilia Romagna wins the sprint for the second post, followed by Tuscany and Sicily, while Sardinia, probably a victim more than other regions of the cost of connections, falls in seventh position, from the fourth that occupied a month ago.
Instead, Liguria appears among the top 5.
The mountain follows at 15% - a value in line with the history of this type - while holidays in cities, especially those of art, and in small villages, add up to 21%.
In Italy, where Puglia remains the most sought-after destination, Emilia Romagna wins the sprint for the second post, followed by Tuscany and Sicily, while Sardinia, probably a victim more than other regions of the cost of connections, falls in seventh position, from the fourth that occupied a month ago.
Instead, Liguria appears among the top 5.
The mountain follows at 15% - a value in line with the history of this type - while holidays in cities, especially those of art, and in small villages, add up to 21%.
In Italy, where Puglia remains the most sought-after destination, Emilia Romagna wins the sprint for the second post, followed by Tuscany and Sicily, while Sardinia, probably a victim more than other regions of the cost of connections, falls in seventh position, from the fourth that occupied a month ago.
Instead, Liguria appears among the top 5.
while Sardinia, probably a victim more than other regions of the cost of connections, falls to seventh position, from the fourth it occupied a month ago.
Instead, Liguria appears among the top 5.
while Sardinia, probably a victim more than other regions of the cost of connections, falls to seventh position, from the fourth it occupied a month ago.
Instead, Liguria appears among the top 5.
On the other hand, the hit of foreign destinations remained almost unchanged in a month, with Greece at the top, however, closely followed by Spain and, later, France and Croatia.
(HANDLE).
