International Guide to Milan EXPO 2015Youth Moving
The Youth Moving guide to Milan is not the typical touristic guidebook; this is a very special edition dedicated to all the people coming to Milan during the six months of EXPO. Apart from giving you useful information about the city, transport, some slang, things to do during this months (in collaboration with Expo in Città) and when you will come back – we know you will – and so on… We decided to give voice to some movers coming from different countries of the world who have lived in Milan, making them interviews about their experiences to give you some authentic tips. www.YouthMoving.com
International Guide to Milan EXPO 2015Youth Moving
The Youth Moving guide to Milan is not the typical touristic guidebook; this is a very special edition dedicated to all the people coming to Milan during the six months of EXPO. Apart from giving you useful information about the city, transport, some slang, things to do during this months (in collaboration with Expo in Città) and when you will come back – we know you will – and so on… We decided to give voice to some movers coming from different countries of the world who have lived in Milan, making them interviews about their experiences to give you some authentic tips. www.YouthMoving.com
Are you planning a trip to Milan in the Lombardy Region of Italy and wondering what to do in this vibrant city? Milan is known for its fashion, shopping, and bustling nightlife. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast, a shopaholic, or a party-goer, Milan has something to offer everyone.
Italy is on of the most beautiful countries in the world and one that we return to again and again. It’s history, architecture, charming villages, beautiful beaches, the islands and bustling cities. Not even to mention the wine, the delicious food and friendly people.So here are the best places to visit in Italy.
An overview of key trends driving the growth of leisure travel to cities around the world and the factors most important in choosing a city for a vacation.
Are you planning a trip to Milan in the Lombardy Region of Italy and wondering what to do in this vibrant city? Milan is known for its fashion, shopping, and bustling nightlife. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast, a shopaholic, or a party-goer, Milan has something to offer everyone.
Italy is on of the most beautiful countries in the world and one that we return to again and again. It’s history, architecture, charming villages, beautiful beaches, the islands and bustling cities. Not even to mention the wine, the delicious food and friendly people.So here are the best places to visit in Italy.
An overview of key trends driving the growth of leisure travel to cities around the world and the factors most important in choosing a city for a vacation.
This presentation is done by Vanessa Gem Cordova as one of her projects on ITALIAN REGIONS in her Italian 11 class (AY 2013-2014) at the University of the Philippines under Prof. Emanuela Adesini.
The venue comes to life in the very heart of the “Navigli” district of Milan, in a vibrant requalified industrial area close to the famous “Tortona” district. It all springs from Milan's quaint canals, historically created to transport the materials for the construction of the city and then used as a commercial way to bring nutrition to the Milanese and make of Milan an international center of trade. This “stream of life” is still the lymph and the heart of the city, and here lives the most creative, fizzy and “upstream” spirit of Milan.
10 Watt believes in the theme chosen for this event, “Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life”, and it is the perfect background for a memorable food experience. This 11,000 Sq.Ft. venue features 6 interconnected rooms and 4 ultramodern and fully-equipped kitchens. We offer a functional and polyhedric space as a meeting point for all of those who want to celebrate the ritual of food through taste intineraries, cooking shows and labs, dinners and cocktail parties, conferences and product launches, exhibitions and much more!
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This was the fourht group work for our Destination Marketing & Branding Course with Professor Alastair Morrison from Purdue University. We were asked to design and explain a positioning-image-branding concept for a destination. We choose Milan.
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Valorizzare la Legacy di EXPO per sviluppare la destinazione Milan - G. PalmucciMTM IULM
"Valorizzare la Legacy di EXPO per sviluppare la destinazione Milano" - 27 Ottobre 2015 - Intervento di Giorgio Palmucci, Presidente di Confindustria alberghi
L’italia e milano in occasione di EXPO 2015 [Eng]MTM IULM
Il Master in Tourism Management (MTM) presenta i risultati di un progetto pilota che rappresenta un proof of concept in vista dello sviluppo di un sistema di monitoraggio innovativo per la destinazione Italia e per Milano (Destination Monitor) in grado di orientare imprese e istituzioni del turismo nello sviluppo e nella comunicazione di offerte mirate a specifici mercati internazionali. Il progetto si articola in due sezioni: a) Interviste dirette ai turisti stranieri presenti a Milano nel periodo di Expo Attraverso interviste dirette a centinaia di visitatori presenti a Milano in occasione di Expo, i risultati del progetto MTM offrono indicazioni utili sulla gestione del post-evento: • Esiste una difendibilità del prodotto Italia, che si caratterizza per una forte unicità percepita ed un elevato interesse dei visitatori a ritornare • Esiste un forte potenziale per lo sviluppo di nuovi prodotti non convenzionali, che toccano destinazioni minori e nuove tematiche, rivolti a specifici segmenti di turisti • Emerge la necessità di una DMO per: o Rafforzare il potere negoziale della destinazione Italia verso i grandi player online o Organizzare l’offerta secondo le nuove tendenze della domanda o Migliorare l’esperienza di visita dei turisti attraverso il miglioramento dei servizi di supporto e una accorta pianificazione strategica b) Esperimento di analisi dei contenuti visuali Attraverso un’analisi qualitativa delle immagini postate su Instagram da turisti stranieri e da quelle comunicate da Explora, il progetto MTM dimostra le potenzialità dell’analisi di visual contents per orientare le strategie di sviluppo e comunicazione dell’offerta turistica di Milano e dell’Italia per l’attrazione di visitatori internazionali.
L’italia e milano in occasione di EXPO 2015 [ITA]MTM IULM
Il Master in Tourism Management (MTM) presenta i risultati di un progetto pilota che rappresenta un proof of concept in vista dello sviluppo di un sistema di monitoraggio innovativo per la destinazione Italia e per Milano (Destination Monitor) in grado di orientare imprese e istituzioni del turismo nello sviluppo e nella comunicazione di offerte mirate a specifici mercati internazionali.
Il progetto si articola in due sezioni:
a) Interviste dirette ai turisti stranieri presenti a Milano nel periodo di Expo
Attraverso interviste dirette a centinaia di visitatori presenti a Milano in occasione di Expo, i risultati del progetto MTM offrono indicazioni utili sulla gestione del post-evento:
• Esiste una difendibilità del prodotto Italia, che si caratterizza per una forte unicità percepita ed un elevato interesse dei visitatori a ritornare
• Esiste un forte potenziale per lo sviluppo di nuovi prodotti non convenzionali, che toccano destinazioni minori e nuove tematiche, rivolti a specifici segmenti di turisti
• Emerge la necessità di una DMO per:
o Rafforzare il potere negoziale della destinazione Italia verso i grandi player online
o Organizzare l’offerta secondo le nuove tendenze della domanda
o Migliorare l’esperienza di visita dei turisti attraverso il miglioramento dei servizi di supporto e una accorta pianificazione strategica
b) Esperimento di analisi dei contenuti visuali
Attraverso un’analisi qualitativa delle immagini postate su Instagram da turisti stranieri e da quelle comunicate da Explora, il progetto MTM dimostra le potenzialità dell’analisi di visual contents per orientare le strategie di sviluppo e comunicazione dell’offerta turistica di Milano e dell’Italia per l’attrazione di visitatori internazionali.
MTMXI Final Project - Destination Monitor 2 (ENG)MTM IULM
Italy continues to be an authentic and memorable country where travellers still want to return for holidays. However, not only for food and wine, art & culture or fashion, shopping & design. There is a potential that is yet to be exploited to increase the average stay, to seasonally adjust the flow of tourists and to improve the quality of the visitor’s experience to Italy.
MTMXI Final Project - Destination Monitor 1 (ENG)MTM IULM
Italy continues to be an authentic and memorable country where travellers still want to return for holidays. However, not only for food and wine, art & culture or fashion, shopping & design. There is a potential that is yet to be exploited to increase the average stay, to seasonally adjust the flow of tourists and to improve the quality of the visitor’s experience to Italy.
MTMXI - Final Project: Destination Monitor (3/3)MTM IULM
Milano fotografata dai turisti durante Expo ci sorprende: vedono in modo diverso ciò che è sotto i nostri occhi sempre.
- Monumenti in secondo piano, focus sulle persone
- Foto di esterni prevalgono sui particolari interni
- Cibo, ma con molti stereotipi
- Icone tradizionali, ma attenzione ai nuovi luoghi della città
Ce lo dicono i risultati di un’analisi esplorativa delle foto postate spontaneamente dai visitatori su Instagram che MTM IULM ha svolto in collaborazione con Explora a maggio e giugno 2015.
MTMXI - Final Project: Destination Monitor (2/3)MTM IULM
Non solo Roma, Venezia, Firenze, Napoli e Milano. Non solo enogastronomia, arte &cultura e fashion, shopping & design.
Esiste un potenziale ancora da valorizzare per aumentare la permanenza media, destagionalizzare i flussi turistici e migliorare la qualità dell’esperienza di visita. Ce lo dicono i visitatori in Italia per l’Expo, segnalandoci nuovi luoghi e attività che desiderano sperimentare in un futuro viaggio in Italia.
MTMXI - Final Project: Destination Monitor (1/3)MTM IULM
Siamo ancora un paese autentico e memorabile dove si vuole tornare in vacanza.
Ce lo dicono i visitatori in Italia per l’EXPO, comunicandoci aspettative, attività e giudizi studiati in tempo reale da MTM IULM e anticipati in questo documento.
È il primo nucleo del Destination Monitor, strumento innovativo di intelligence sull’evoluzione della domanda turistica per guidare imprese e istituzioni nello sviluppo di offerte mirate a specifici mercati internazionali.
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MTM class has analyzed the deep relationship between tourism and a destination, focusing on the case of Cortona and how this town has turned into a mass touristic popular place.
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A pilot project for the creation of an innovative and modular hospitality network including a system of non-hotel accommodation facilities that already exist that can be used for Expo 2015 and, in general, for mega events in Milan
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The empire's roots lie in the city of Rome, founded, according to legend, by Romulus in 753 BCE. Over centuries, Rome evolved from a small settlement to a formidable republic, characterized by a complex political system with elected officials and checks on power. However, internal strife, class conflicts, and military ambitions paved the way for the end of the Republic. Julius Caesar’s dictatorship and subsequent assassination in 44 BCE created a power vacuum, leading to a civil war. Octavian, later Augustus, emerged victorious, heralding the Roman Empire’s birth.
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3. MILAN
With a population of about 1.4 million people, Milan is the
capital of the northern Italian region of Lombardy and is
located between the Alps and the Apennines Mountains,
close to the Swiss border.
4. MILAN
Milan is the Italian capital of business and finance but also
a city of culture and research with 10 universities; a cradle
of history and art; a universal symbol of music; a centre of
fashion and design.
6. MILAN CONGRESS VENUE
Largest conference facilities in Europe and worldwide
• 18,000 people
• 70 conference rooms
• 54,000 exhibition halls
• 2 plenary rooms of 6,000 seats
• Extra plenary rooms for 5,000 people
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9. • Do not consume
• Do not disperse
• Careful use
• People Planet Profit
• Don’t waste
Sustainable Congresstain
11. HOW TO GET THERE
Getting to Milan by air
• 3 international airports
• 92 airlines
• 199 destinations
• 594 direct flights
• 30 million passengers per year
Milan is accessible from every part of the world thanks to
three international airports: 199 destinations & 594 direct
flights
12. Airports fast facts
• Malpensa is directly
connected to the city by an
express train
• Linate is located closed
toMilan just 7 km far from
the city centre
• Orio al Serio is the
“home” of all European low-
cost airlines
HOW TO GET THERE
13. GETTING AROUND MILAN
It is also really easy to get around Milan due to its circled
shape.
• 5 underground lines
covering a total of 70
kilometres
• 1,300 kilometers
network covered by
city’s public transport
• 4,855 taxis
• Multiple-day
transportation pass
• BikeMi
14. ACCOMODATION
• Milan can count on exceptional accommodations: 18,000 hotel
rooms from 3 stars and up (7,700 more rooms in the province).
• The Mico Centre is surrounded by 2,000 rooms within 1 km area
and 19,000 within 15 minutes by metro:
Category Rooms Number Of Hotels
5 stars 282 1
4 stars 730 7
3 stars 865 12
2 / 1
stars
123 3
Total 1,986 23
15. VELO-CITY GLOBAL 2016 MILAN
Milan have chosen to transform itself into a sustainable city friend of
bicycle . As all the big European city, it focused on promotion and the
development of cycling not only in the free time but also like a transport.
Bicycle is the tool to reduce the polutions and traffic and to give back to
milan prople a more beautiful and liveble city.
The growing numbers of bicycle
Source: FIAB Ciclobby
16. BikeMi is Milan's Bike Sharing easy, practical and
ecological service. Designed to promote user mobility,
BikeMi is not just a simple bike rental service but a real
public bicycle transport system to be used for short trips
supplemented by ATM traditional transport vehicles.
BikeMi
18. THE REASONS FOR CHOOSING MILAN: CULTURE
A traveller's dream destination
It is the international crossroads of cuisine, music and
entertainment. It is a unique interlacing of fashions,
sounds and life styles, like a laboratory of trends and
tastes.
Milan is a multifaceted, complex, fascinating city
Italian cities are veritable living museums.
19. THINGS TO SEE: CULTURE
The Duomo Cathedral
St Maria delle Grazie Church
The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
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20. THE REASONS FOR CHOOSING MILAN: CULTURE
House La Scala Theatre
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The Sforza Castle The St. Ambrose Church
22. WHY MILAN: AMUSEMENTS
Fashion and Design
The "Golden Quadrilateral" Shopping District
Many believe Milan to be Italy's best city for shopping.
Milan is home to some of the most exclusive labels around, including the
fashion houses of Giorgio Armani, Valentino, Roberto Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana,
Gucci and Versace.
23. WHY MILAN: AMUSEMENTS
Fashion and Design
The world of Design has carved out a prominent niche for itself.
Headquartered in Milan are important exhibition spaces like the Triennale, that
organizes shows, conferences and seminars on various art forms; educational
centres and cultural magnets that attract students from all over the world,
fostering an atmosphere of creativity and a continuous debate.
24. WHY MILAN: AMUSEMENTS
Fashion and Design
Antiques Outdoor Market at Navigli
The Darsena served as town river
docks for goods transport in Milan.
Today the Canals are a Milanese
landmark, a place of both nostalgia and
innovation, an artsy quarter and a
hopping nightlife scene.
The Navigli, lined with renovated
historic buildings where artists and
intellectuals now live, brimming with
both old-fashioned and inventive cafes,
shops, bars and restaurants that come
to life especially in the evenings and
weekends.
25. WHY MILAN: AMUSEMENTS
Leisure
All over the year there are so many things to do in Milan. There are numerous
events and festivals like art exhibitions about painting, sculptures, photographs,
clothing, images from cinema and television, guided tours, opera and ballets at
the Scala Theatre, concert of pop, rock, jazz music, and also cinemas,
discotheques, theatres, flea markets, antique markets and street markets, are
an integral part of Milanese local life.
26. WHY MILAN: AMUSEMENTS
Food & Beverage
Milan is full of wonderful and exciting places to eat out, with a wide choice of
every kind of imaginable food.
The city offers a wide range of types of cuisine and alongside traditional Italian
cooking you can also find excellent restaurants specialising in food from many
other countries.
27. WHY MILAN: AMUSEMENTS
Sports
There are an enormous amount of sports
available to visitors in the city or only
minutes away in many nearby towns.
Milan's sporting calendar is full of exciting
events throughout the year. In the most
real passion for Italians; in the city, there
are several well-equipped fitness centres,
swimming pool, tennis courts, places for
jogging and golf courses which offer a
good game with some splendid views
…and don’t forget the “Milan Soccer
Temple”: San Siro Stadium!!!
29. WHY MILAN: SURROUNDINGS
The Como Lake
It is impossible to do justice when describing the spectacular beauty of Lake
Como without visiting and understanding it.
30. WHY MILAN: SURROUNDINGS
Verona
The city’s past centuries of history and its past splendor are witnessed by its
architectural and artistic masterpieces