2017 will be a record year for tourism in Mediterranean area, which after years of stable trends, nowadays it’s living great dynamism thanks to a growing demand and continuous transformation, which gives lots of appeal to national and international investors.
In these portrait, Italy reconfirms itself as one of the most beautiful location with gorgeous offer, accessibility and good quality/price. In fact, from the last analysis of World Capital about midscale hospitality structures, Bel Paese is among the cheapest locations for a journey (price concerning a night for two persons.) Among interesting offers, we find Sicily with province Catania, which starts from a minimum of € 60 to a maximum of € 205, passing by Puglia with Brindisi, which records a price range of € 115 – € 355.
This is the scenery of new “Report Hotel – Resorts 2017”, realized by inner Research Department of World Capital, in which we can find opportunities of investment in Mediterranean area (except for North Africa), which signs in 2017 an increase of nearly 7% of presences, by making stronger tourists’ interest.
The best performances, over Italy, are recorded in Greece and Spain, whereas among coast cities the most populated are Barcelona and Atene.
“In Italy, there are large area of high potential for development for hospitality sector, particularly in resorts. – claims Emilio Valdameri, Head of Hospitality Division of World Capital – Bel Paese offers not only a huge choice of resorts, ready to satisfy every need of investors, but especially proposes new areas in which developing innovative strategies of touristic business. The best locations are situated in central and south areas of Italy, ideal destinations for tourists of new millennial which are always looking for new experiences, from nature touch, relations with social area of destination, which desire visiting, eating food, perfume, obviously historical and architectural beauties, really prestige of South Italy. The end of uncertain, which characterized market, offers today new opportunities of investment in hospitality and leisure sector.”
