If the trend was already clear in recent months, with the approach of the summer season, the mix of inflation, increased fuel costs, and economic uncertainties is sending travel prices out of control.
On March 9th, the Italian government approved a new immigration law decree, bringing interesting updates to the Italian immigration law. The decree shall be converted into law by the parliament within 60 days from its publication in the official gazette (10 March 2023).
Participating was the Ministries of Economy and Finance (MEF), Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, and Forestry and Tourism. The Committee for Made in Italy in the world (CIMIM) is made up of a body set up by the government last November and is co-chaired by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the Ministry of Enterprise, and Made in Italy.
The Government has set in 82,705 quotas to be allocated to for the year 2022 to different categories of non-EU citizens who intend to work in the country.