The Honorary President of the Agedi Group, Massimo Cimatti, talks about the recovery of the Italian realestate sector after the Covid-19 and how cultural tourism could be the driving force necessary for the Italian economy to recover even stronger.
A development project for the Italian cultural heritage throughout the territory, with real estate investments also in under-exploited realities, far from big cities.
Massimo Cimatti, Presidente Onorario del Gruppo Agedi, parla della ripresa del settore immobiliare dopo il Covid-19 in Italia e di come il turismo culturale possa essere la spinta necessaria all’Italia per ripartire ancora più forte.
Un progetto di sviluppo per il patrimonio culturale italiano su tutto il territorio, con investimenti immobiliari anche nelle realtà sottovalutate, lontane dalle grandi città.
Source/Fonte : click on the link to read the full article on line – clicca sul link per leggere tutto l’articolo on line Agenpress 22 luglio 2020
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