BY: Luca Signorini
Venice and Florence are key players in Italy’s well honed tourism industry. But the past year has proven difficult beyond belief for them, too. While the end of the pandemic is far from being “around the corner,” the mayors of both cities recently stressed it is essential to be ready when the emergency is over and to start the right way.
One year of forced stop didn’t only mean loss of income for the sector, but also time to reflect on what tourism, especially art tourism, had become in pre-pandemic times and on how it can be improved.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org/
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