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Sardinia, tourism is growing but the sector needs to be expanded and accessibility improved

Tourism in Sardinia is growing, but not always. Because, within the framework that marks, however, a positive fact, there are still no shortages of critical issues and aspects to improve. To...

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Sardinia, tourism is growing but the sector needs to be expanded and accessibility improved

The tourism industry in Sardinia has shown growth in the first eight months of 2026, with 3.32 million arrivals and 13.83 million overnight stays, a 4.0% and 4.6% increase respectively compared to the same period in 2025. However, the sector still faces challenges, including a strong concentration of tourists in coastal areas during the summer months, with 93.3% of beds located in coastal towns.

The Centre for Studies of Confindustria Sardegna has called for efforts to attract new visitors and encourage longer stays, suggesting that the development of quality products and services, as well as improved accessibility, are crucial to achieving this goal. The report also highlights the need for a more balanced tourism industry, with a greater spread of visitors throughout the year.

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