Il it is a sector that despite the crisis still offers many opportunities. And that, thanks to technology, he has created new figures. It is worth 10% of the Italian gross domestic product. And it generates nearly a million jobs. A sector certainly to be exploited given the interest in visiting our country.
Italy with its 8 km of coastline, the 53 sites included by Unesco in the list of World Heritage Sites, the numerous cities of art, the splendid villages, is always at the top of the ranking of the most popular destinations. And so, alongside traditional professions, such as tourist guides and hospitality-related professions, new jobs related to the world of the web are making their way.
Chiara and Elisa: Tourism professionals who have transformed the dream of working in tourism into a solid reality
Chiara, receptionist of the Hotel Barcelò Aran Blu in Ostia. Welcomes customers and manages their stay. He solves any problems they may have and helps them organize tours and dinners.
Elisa, together with other partners, he created lovelybooking. com, a platform that allows foreigners to organize the wedding in Italy. They guarantee a complete package. From overnight accommodation to catering, from organizing the ceremony to welcoming guests.
A project that took off thanks to Bizsparck plus. An initiative with which Microsoft supports the best startups in the world. They got $ 120 to invest in developing the platform.
Laetitia and Angelika: two foreigners, Italian tourism professionals
Laetitia, influencer in the tourism sector. Parisian transplanted to Rome, she promotes the wonders of the beautiful country on social media. From an investment of about 50 euros for the construction of the site she managed to create a trade. Laetitia promotes exhibitions, monuments, businesses such as restaurants and clubs.
Angelika, responsible for the development and tourism promotion of the assets of the You do . German, it promotes the assets of the Fondo Ambiente Italiano in Italy and abroad: historic houses, abbeys, nature reserves. These are 34 enchanting places, open to the public, scattered throughout the Peninsula. To make them known, he attends international tourism fairs and organizes guided tours and tours.
