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Release date
March 2020
Region
Italy
Survey time period
March 2020
Supplementary notes
Data on the tourism and transport industry refer to the following sectors: hotels, catering, travel agencies and tour operators, car rental, maritime transport, rail transport, local public transport, airport and airline management, road network management, non-hotel facilities, fairs and congresses management, and air transport.
The source considers two potential scenarios for 2020. In the best-case scenario, the coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency ends in May 2020. In the worst-case scenario, the emergency ends in December 2020.
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