How Italy's tourism survives through recession of economy
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Italy's tourism industry survives the country's economic recession and provides significant benefits. Tourism accounts for 69% of Italy's GDP and generates substantial employment. As the 8th largest economy in the world, Italy struggles with a high public debt of 120.1% of GDP, low productivity, government corruption, and unemployment in the south. However, Italy's cultural heritage including 47 UNESCO world heritage sites, renowned cities of art, gastronomy, climate, and shopping continue to attract tourists and support the tourism industry despite the economic challenges. The government is taking measures to boost employment and encourage investment in order to further develop tourism.
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Italy is a unitary parliamentary republic located in Southern Europe, bordering France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia. It has a population of over 60 million people and has a predominantly Roman Catholic culture with Italian as the official language. Italy has a diverse landscape and climate, with the Mediterranean Sea to the south and the Alps mountains to the north. The country has a long history dating back to ancient Rome and has made significant contributions in art, architecture, and culture through many eras. Italy has a mixed economy that was formerly agricultural but is now highly industrialized, with tourism and manufacturing being major industries. The government is a republic with executive, legislative, and judicial branches and the legal system is based on Roman law.
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Italy is located in Southern Europe and is shaped like a boot. It has a population of around 60 million people and its official language is Italian. Italy has a diverse geography that includes mountains, valleys, and coastline along the Mediterranean Sea. This geography has impacted Italy's agriculture and economy, as it is a major producer of crops like wheat, rice, tomatoes, olives, and grapes used to make olive oil and wine. Tourism is also an important part of Italy's economy due to its rich cultural history and sites like ruins of the Roman Empire.
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Italy has a population of over 61 million people and its capital and largest city is Rome. The official language is Italian and Roman Catholicism is the dominant religion. Italy has a long history dating back to the Roman Empire and became a kingdom in 1861 before establishing itself as a republic in 1946. Italian culture places strong emphasis on family, food, Catholicism and networks. Business culture is influenced by meals and personal relationships with decisions taking time.
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Italy is a sovereign country located in Southern Europe that is also a member of the European Union. It has territory on the Italian peninsula as well as several islands off the coast of North Africa. Italy borders France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia to the north. Catholicism is the dominant religion in Italy, with around 90% of the population identifying as Roman Catholic. Tourism is a major part of Italy's economy, with Rome, Venice and other cities receiving millions of visitors each year who are drawn to Italy's culture, history and cuisine.
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Italy has a population of over 61 million people and is a constitutional republic with a three-way division of executive, legislative, and judicial powers. Italy has experienced a banking crisis triggered by Monte dei Paschi di Siena bank. The campaign aims to draw attention to traffic problems in Italy and promote reducing car usage through strategies like biking/carpooling initiatives, driving services, and incentives for safer driving habits.
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How Italy's tourism survives through recession of economy
- 1. How Italy`s tourism survives through recession of economy Economics of tourism Agnese Lubka Yana Shelkova Oleksandra Soroka 1
- 3. General info • Population (January 2011 est.): 60.6 million. • Annual population growth rate (2010 est.): 0.04%, mostly due to immigration. • Ethnic groups: Primarily Italian, but there are small groups of German-, French-, Slovene-, and Albanian-Italians. • Government : Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic • Prime minister : Mario Monti • GDP (PPP): $1.8 trillion • 8th largest economy in the world Source : http://www.traveldocs.com/index.php?page=about-italy-2 3
- 4. Important people Mario Monti – prime minister Silvio Berlusconi – ex prime minister Piero Gundi – minister of tourism and sport 4 Source : www.hollywoodreporter.com
- 5. I. From economic power to a country of problems 5
- 6. Economic background • Early Middle Ages - economic boom. • In 19th century Italian industry was undercut by foreigners. • Now it is industrialized country that still suffers from the consequences of a highly controlled economy. • Economic imbalance between North and South Italy and high level of shadow economy leave the country suffering. 6
- 10. Why is Italy in trouble? 1. Public Debt: 120.1% of GDP /$2.6 trillion 2. Productivity: low due to high unemployment rate (bad job conditions) 3. Goverment (mafia) – corruption, more than 15% shadow economy 4. The South – Unemployment, crime, black market Source : http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2011/11/4-reasons-why-italys-economy- is-such-a-disaster/248238/ 10
- 11. II. Tourism in Italy – a long tradition 11
- 12. • The focus at the 18th century was culture (Grand Tour, art focus). • The 1960s - real boom (German and Austrian tourists). 12
- 13. Tourism impact on economy • Tourism in Italy benefits the economy much more than its rich agricultural landscape. • Generates employment. • 69 % of Italy's GDP - services sector (tourism). • The construction sector makes up 29 %, which tourism greatly affects. 13Source : http://www.ehow.co.uk/list_7452173_effects-tourism-italy.html
- 14. Italy - land of art and history • Italy -the centre of history, culture and art. • Italy has more cultural 47 UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country. • Rome, Florence, Assisi, Venice, Siena, Pisa, and Naples are its most renowned cities of art, but the whole country can boast towns of breathtaking beauty. 14
- 15. Tourism negative impact • Overdevelopment in some cases. • Lack of authentic construction . • Displacement of local residents. • Italian local produce, life-styles and traditions are all affected by mass tourism (Venice, Roma,etc). 15Source : http://www.ehow.com/list_7452173_effects-tourism-italy.html
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- 19. International tourism, number of arrivals from 1995 to 2010 International tourism, number of departures from 1995 to 2010 19 Source : World Tourism Organization, Yearbook of Tourism Statistics, Compendium of Tourism Statistics and data files.
- 20. III. Conclusion • Tourism benefits Italy`s economy(69 % of GDP - service sector). • Tourism survives and has big potenital due to cultural heritage(UNESCO), gastronomy, climate, shopping. • The recession could bring risk to tourism development (unemployment of residents, etc). • New corrections from the government – a new tax system that reduces taxes on workers and measures offering better protection to younger workers – in order to boost employment and encourage investment. 20
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