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  • 2 years ago
(Adnkronos) - "Abbiamo lavorato sull’idea di una città lenta, capace di offrire emozioni uniche e di non essere un luogo ‘fast food’, e lo studio sul mercato del lavoro turistico di Manageritalia è uno spunto per rafforzare questa visione".
Lo ha detto Simone Venturini, assessore al Turismo e Sviluppo economico del Comune di Venezia, intervenendo al convegno “Turismo: l’evoluzione delle imprese e la sfida del capitale umano”, organizzato a Venezia da Manageritalia Veneto e Ciset.

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00:00 [Music]
00:04 While we were managing the long wave of COVID-19
00:07 and planning the restart to mark the quality of the major events,
00:10 in Venice we were doing a reasoning on the management of tourism
00:13 and on where to go from here in the next 10, 15 and 20 years.
00:16 It is clear that there is an important work of communication to do
00:19 to reposition Venice within the global communication panorama
00:23 and a work of building a different product,
00:25 or rather, of systeming the existing product
00:29 while also valuing the aspects that we believe to be more coherent with the idea of Venice.
00:33 So, a work on quality, exclusivity, experience
00:36 and the idea of a slow city,
00:38 capable of offering unique emotions without being fast food,
00:42 to be consumed in a very short time.
00:45 Studies like this certainly offer us more materials, more stimuli
00:48 to face them together with stakeholders
00:50 and work further in the coming years
00:53 to strengthen this vision and sharpen it and make it grow together.

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