I analysed the report on travels and holidays in Italy and abroad, published by Istat on March 31.
During 2016, for the first time after seven years, the number of trips and overnight stays made by residents in Italy increased. 66 million and 55 thousand of travels, with a positive change compared to the previous year ( + 13.7% ).
Italians travels has been decreasing since 2007. A trend that has affected not only leisure trips, but also trips for work reasons.
In the Viz the most visited locations are organized on the "Tourist Line" (green) and "Workers Line" (red), in descending order. The trips to the Italian regions are compared inside the left box, that to European countries inside the right box. The percentages are calculated on the total travel for each respective sector. The percentages relative to the Italian regions compared to 100% of trips to Italy, those of the European countries compared to the total travel to European countries and so on about the rest of the world.
This Viz was published on Info Data - Il Sole 24 Ore, at this link: http://www.infodata.ilsole24ore.com/2017/04/15/viaggi-turismo-lavoro-italia-estero-ci-spostiamo/
Click below and go to the interactive Viz!
Here I am, after a long time, to update this blog with new vizzes!
What are the most visited regions and provinces in Italy? Starting from the data released by the Bank of Italy, which has been conducting an annual survey of tourism since 1996, I tried to find value in the data with an interactive graphic.
This time I used a Snowflake Chart, a useful graph when you want to visualize herarchies. I went through this kind of visualization thanks to Ken Flerlage and his blog, where I explained how to build it.
This Viz was published on InfoData Blog - Il Sole 24 Ore, at this link:
http://www.infodata.ilsole24ore.com/2017/03/21/quali-le-province-piu-visitate-dai-viaggiatori-stranieri-nel-nostro-paese/
What are the most visited regions and provinces in Italy? Starting from the data released by the Bank of Italy, which has been conducting an annual survey of tourism since 1996, I tried to find value in the data with an interactive graphic.
This time I used a Snowflake Chart, a useful graph when you want to visualize herarchies. I went through this kind of visualization thanks to Ken Flerlage and his blog, where I explained how to build it.
This Viz was published on InfoData Blog - Il Sole 24 Ore, at this link:
http://www.infodata.ilsole24ore.com/2017/03/21/quali-le-province-piu-visitate-dai-viaggiatori-stranieri-nel-nostro-paese/
Click below and go to the interactive Viz!
Tourism in Italy
Filippo Mastroianni
7/18/2017 09:53:00 PM
Filippo Mastroianni
7/18/2017 09:53:00 PM
The Bank of Italy carries out a sample survey on tourism every year, since 1996, based on interviews and counts of travelers residents and non-residents in transit to the Italian border.
I created two different dataviz, published with a piece about tourism in 2016 on InfoData Blog - Il Sole 24 Ore, at this link:
http://www.infodata.ilsole24ore.com/2017/03/19/quanto-spendono-vanno-viaggiatori-italiani-numeri-del-turismo-2016/
A total of 64583 thousand Italians traveled during 2016. It is a number greater than the one recorded during 2015, when only 62870 thousand travelers left Italy for a foreign country.
At he same time a total of 82873 thousands tourists traveled to Italy during 2016. It is a number greater than the one recorded during 2015, when only 81635 thousand travelers came to Italy from their countries.
I created two different dataviz, published with a piece about tourism in 2016 on InfoData Blog - Il Sole 24 Ore, at this link:
http://www.infodata.ilsole24ore.com/2017/03/19/quanto-spendono-vanno-viaggiatori-italiani-numeri-del-turismo-2016/
Click below and go to the interactive Viz!
Travelers 2016
Filippo Mastroianni
4/10/2017 08:50:00 PM
Filippo Mastroianni
4/10/2017 08:50:00 PM



