(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 28 - The Italian tourism sector will take
a 3.9 billion euro hit from higher prices this summer, a
Demoskopika survey said Friday.
Higher prices are hitting tourism hard, it said.
The increase in inflation in the sector - calculated to be more
than 3 percentage points higher than the general ISTAT index -
would generate increases of some 3.9 billion euros in tourist
spending by Italians and foreigners who have chosen to spend
their summer holidays in Italian resorts.
A number of items would have the greatest impact, with air
transport (+23.5%), package holidays (+17.7%) and accommodation
(+12.8%) leading the way in terms of year-on-year inflation in
June 2023 compared to the same month in 2022. (ANSA).
Tourism sector to take 3.9 bn hit from higher prices
Air transport, package holidays hardest ht says Demoskopika