There is a full house in the campsites and tourist villages of the Veneto. This is confirmed by the data from HBenchmark, the platform that feeds the Veneto Regional Tourist Observatory, processed for Faita-Federcamping Nordest. As pointed out by the president of Aita-Federalberghi Alberto Granzotto, “foreigners prevail, with a particular boom from Germany”.<\/p>\n\n
From the Venetian coast to the Veronese shore of Lake Garda, the results and forecasts (as of the observation date of 19 July) state that more than one in two Italians has planned a holiday for this summer and, of these, one in five is looking for it. outside. Occupancy of the facilities recorded an increase of 7% compared to 2021, with a very low number of cancellations. The upper Adriatic coast for July, August and September sees an occupancy equal to 86.4% between bungalows, mobile homes and caravans, with peaks of 99% in August, while in Lake Garda, from today to the end of September , campsites and tourist villages are booked at 88.9% (if we consider bungalows, mobile homes and caravans), with peaks of 98% between 8 and 14 August.<\/p>\n\n
“Open air tourism responds to a need for freedom and contact with nature that is increasingly felt, especially by families,” explains Granzotto. “The results achieved so far and the forecast framework are proof that the sector, especially in Veneto, the leading en plein air region, is in excellent health”.<\/p>\n\n
The time spent by tourists increases, albeit timidly, which averages between 7 and 14 days: on Lake Garda, Austrians stay for more days than in 2021 (on average one day more in June, in July and in August, and up to two more days in September; the average stay on the pitches is 1.3 more days). In the campsites and tourist villages of the upper Adriatic, the average stay is in line with last year, with the exception of September, where Italian and Dutch tourists contribute to an increase of more than one day.<\/p>\n\n
The basin of Lake Garda, from July to September, is mostly made up of guests from Germany (50%), the Netherlands (23%) and Denmark (11%), while the Italians are 4, 2%. In the upper Adriatic, on the other hand, the Italians are in second place with almost 13%, the Austrians in third place with 8.3%, while at the top, once again, there are guests from Germany, who they make up 57.3% of the total.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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