“Let’s all go on vacation to Romagna”: this is the proposal of Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè, interviewed by La Stampa, to “avert the economic tragedy.” The minister said she will be in Rimini and Riccione in a few days to invite “Italians to spend their summer vacations in Romagna. It feels good and is a gesture of solidarity.”
“I spoke with Bonaccini and Councilor Corsini. We agree to work together to make it clear that Emilia-Romagna will be ready to welcome tourists, as always,” Minister Santanchè said when asked about what her ministry will do to help the season in Emilia-Romagna, which was hit by theflood emergency. “What needs to happen,” she continued, “is that after the tragedy comes another economic one on tourism.”
“The trade associations are asking for a support campaign,” Santanchè explains to La Stampa. At a press conference that the minister announced she will hold to present the campaign, they will say that “the Riviera is ready and we will ask, ’You still haven’t chosen where to go on vacation? Choose Romagna, because in addition to eating well and seeing beautiful places, this year you can also do a solidarity action’.”
Santanchè also told the newspaper that the first ten million and then another twenty million have already been made available. “Now we need to do a reconnaissance to know how much damage there is. The figures will be the maximum possible,” he concluded.
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Santanchè: Let's all go on vacation to Romagna. It feels good and you make a gesture of solidarity |
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