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Italians are ditching the coast in record numbers this summer, as beach-based companies recorded a 25 percent decline in visitors amid soaring prices and extreme temperatures.
By , in Europe, World, Tourism · 23 Aug 2025, 09:31 · 0 Comments
In contrast, mountain regions such as Trentino and the Dolomites are seeing a surge in tourists seeking cooler escapes, offering a lifeline to resorts struggling with warmer winters and a curtailed snow season.
Experts have warned that it is now vital to bolster the infrastructure and management to prevent another case of overtourism.
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