Italy lures worldwide luxurious resorts to Rome.
Rome is second solely to London for attracting the world’s high luxurious resort manufacturers in 2023, in response to a brand new report by Luxurious Journey Intelligence.
The LTI rankings put Rome forward of different key locations together with New York, Qatar, Sydney, Singapore, Tokyo and all different European capitals “by way of attractiveness and current and future vacationer imaginative and prescient”, town mentioned in an announcement.
The arrival of main luxurious resort firms in Rome was hailed by mayor Roberto Gualtieri as “an necessary recognition” and proof that the capital “has grow to be enticing once more”.
Gualtieri underlined the report numbers of vacationers, sold-out concert events, main sporting occasions and “the expansion of worldwide investments at ranges not seen for years” as components in boosting town’s attractiveness to the luxurious resort market.
I migliori resort di lusso scelgono #Roma: il rilancio turistico persuade gli investitori. Nel 2023 i grandi marchi hanno scelto Roma per l’apertura di nuove strutture. Nella classifica di Luxurious Journey Intelligence la Capitale è seconda solo a Londra.
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— Roma (@Roma) December 21, 2023
Describing it as a “quickly increasing sector”, town’s tourism councillor Alessandro Onorato additionally confused the significance of Rome’s function as host to main cultural and sporting occasions in luring huge worldwide resort manufacturers.
Onorato mentioned the LTI rating demonstrates the “local weather of renewed confidence within the current and future prospects” of the capital, noting the current opening of high resorts in Rome together with Bulgari and Six Senses.
“Between now and 2024 we’ll see a speedy enhance within the 5 star and 5 star luxurious sector”, Onorato mentioned, predicting an “estimated development of 30 per cent within the subsequent three years”.
Figures launched by the native resort business final week confirmed that Rome resorts predict a 30 per cent enhance in arrivals this Christmas, in comparison with final yr, with bookings for New Yr in Rome set to be up 20 per cent.
