Opinion:

What you say is true:

It seems that in Italy tourism operators aim at targets on short notice (if you are a tourist they exploit you as much as possible, making you pay as much as possible), based on the fact that throughout the world Italy is considered a tourist destination to visit at least once.

Doing so, however, the average tourist comes to Italy only once to visit the cities for the most part, and if he wants to return to a seaside resort, he stays in a single room in Spain or Greece, because that way he saves in the long run.  And in the long run, the low cost policy rewards those who put it in place:  it takes a little far sightedness to aim at long-term goals.  If in Italy a double room costs 200 Euros per night and in Spain, all things being equal, 100 (for a single room) Italy only appears to have made a deal because, after having both experiences, the following year the cutomer will have been encouraged to return to Spain, not Italy.

That said, I think it's even more important to invest in our country.  Why should we support the national economy at all; tourism is a valuable investment.  We can not deny that many Italians go abroad, even outside Europe, by choice, or because it's really cool to say they were in Kenya in March. We should look carefully at the possibilities with a good quality/price ratio and try to exploit the many things we have, instead of taking for granted that foreign places are better in principle.

ciao ciao, buona fortuna Antonio!

opinion

What you say is true : it seems that in Italy tourism operators aim at targets at short notice (if you are a tourist , then the exploit as much as possible making them pay as much as possible ) , based on the fact that throughout the world the ' Italy is considered a tourist destination to visit at least once.
Doing so, however , the average tourist in Italy comes only once to visit the city for the most part , and if he wants to return to a seaside resort where every year the singles in Spain or Greece , because in the long run save . And in the long run , the policy of low cost rewards those who put it in place : it would take a little ' far-sightedness , and should aim at long-term goals . If Italy in a double room costs 200 Euros per night and Spain , ceteris paribus , 100, only Italy has apparently made a deal , because after making both experiences the following year, the customer will be encouraged to return to Spain , not in Italy .
That said, I think it's even more important to invest in our country, why should support the national economy at all, and tourism is a valuable investment . We can not deny that many go abroad even to the outside world, for bias, or because it's really cool to say that they were in Kenya in the Marche. We look carefully the possibilities with a good quality / price ratio and try to exploit the many things we have, instead of taking for granted that foreign is better in principle.