Although located outside the country's economic hub (the North), Rome remains a major centre of activity and an important decision-making centre, and it has two airports: Roma Fiumicino (38.2 million passengers in 2017, -1.7%) and Roma Ciampino (5.4 million passengers in 2017, +10.1%).
Nevertheless, the development of Rome's air traffic remains hampered by Alitalia's difficulties and the uncertainties that weigh on keeping Rome as the national airline's hub. Administrative capital of Italy, Rome is above all a major destination for cultural tourism, supported by the richness of...
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