Caputi (Federturismo): "The nautical industry needs modern rules, not money"
What Italian nautical industry and tourism, which is linked to the sector, need is "modern rules, not money". This was emphasised by Massimo Caputi, president of Federturismo, at the XII national conference on...
The Italian nautical industry and tourism sector need modern regulations, not money, according to Massimo Caputi, president of Federturismo. Speaking at the 12th national conference on coastal and maritime tourism in Genoa, Caputi called for urgent regulatory changes to simplify operations for businesses. The sector's economic impact was highlighted by Mario Zanetti, who stated that the maritime economy generates almost 225 billion euros of added value and 1.13 million direct jobs.
The Italian government has pledged to work on regulatory simplifications, with Tourism Minister Gianmarco Mazzi vowing to accelerate changes.
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