Italy’s Tourism Sector Soars in 2025 with Strong Domestic Travel and €35B Boost
Italy sees a powerful domestic tourism rebound in summer 2025, with 30.5M travelers, €35B in spending, and rising interest in local travel experiences.
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Italy sees a powerful domestic tourism rebound in summer 2025, with 30.5M travelers, €35B in spending, and rising interest in local travel experiences.
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