While the tourism sector in the world suffered a great disruption due to the Kovid-19 epidemic, travels began to return to normal with Kovid-19, which started to reduce its effect thanks to vaccines.
Suspended charter flights between Italy and China resume. The first charter flight to China after the epidemic, which will take off from Milan, Italy on July 12, will land in Nanjing in eastern China.
In the statement made by the Italy-China Chamber of Commerce, it was stated that apart from July, charter flight plans were carried out for August and September. The cost of the flight from Milan to Nanjing was determined as approximately 1300 Euros.
It was noted that chamber of commerce members will be able to purchase tickets for flights from 30 June, and non-chamber members from 4 July. Regarding the passengers going from Nanjing to Milan, it was stated that the work of the Chinese authorities continues.
According to the World Bank's 2019 tourism report, while China hosted more than 2019 million tourists in 160, Italy succeeded in attracting more than 90 million tourists to its country.
According to the average of 2017 and 2019, the number of Chinese citizens visiting Italy's tourist destinations is around 3 million.
Source: China International Radio
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