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Craving for asset-light and asset-heavy

Italy: Demand grows, investors are back, operators experiment

Milan, one of the most sought-after cities in Italy. But international investors are now also drawn to smaller locations. / © Chris Barbalis, Unsplash

22.11.2024

In Italy, the hospitality industry is also a growing and attractive asset class. Foreign investors are back again, and hungry, domestic operators have an appetite for asset-light AND asset-heavy. At a conferencein Rome, the differences became clear.

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Massimiliano Sarti

is our Italy correspondent since 2013, a profound hotel and tourism journalist always carrying the Dolce Vita in his luggage.

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