Event
Long Stay is changing the way destinations are experienced. No longer places to visit for a few days, but territories capable of welcoming people who choose to stay, work, live and build relationships with local communities.
Digital nomads, senior travellers and new temporary residents represent a growing demand for places capable of offering not only hospitality, but quality of life, accessible services, digital connectivity, authentic relationships and opportunities for integration with local communities.
Drawing on concrete experiences and case studies, the panel will bring together institutions, trade associations, local administrators and hospitality operators to understand how to transform the Long Stay phenomenon into a strategic lever for territorial development.
What are the figures behind this phenomenon? What policies are needed to attract and retain new temporary residents? How can villages become attractive ecosystems for remote workers and senior travellers? What role do accessibility, infrastructure and service quality play in the competitiveness of destinations? And above all: can Long Stay become a concrete tool for territorial rebalancing in Italy in the years to come?
14 October, 4:50 pm - 6:00 pm
Language
Italian
Category
Trends
Speaker
Pietro Cannella
Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Culture
Speaker
Secondina Ravera
President and CEO of Destination Italia Group
Nicola Bertinelli
President of the Parmigiano Reggiano Consortium
Federico Eichberg
Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy
Paolo Giuntarelli
Director for Presidency Affairs, Tourism, Cinema and Audiovisual, and Sports - Regione Lazio
Giulio Lattanzi
Stefano Locatelli
Vice President of Anci with delegation for Tourism
Alberto Mattei
President of the Italian Digital Nomads Association
Carlo Rosini
Chief Executive Officer of Postel
Margherita Sarli
General Director of APT Basilicata
Alfonso Testa
President of the DMO Terra dei Cammini