Travel and tourism agencies, as intermediaries of a viable future for the new generations.
Senior Professor of Tourism Economics and Policy; former Director of the Master of Science (MSc - Acme) and of the Master in Tourism at Bocconi University; President of the National Tourism Observatory; Vice-President of the European Travel Commission; Member of the Board of Directors of ENIT (Italian National Tourist Board); and Member/Chair of various national and international technical-scientific committees on tourism.
Stefano Arossa è il Commercial Regional Manager per Italia, Spagna, Francia e area DACH di WeRoad. Dopo essere entrato inizialmente in azienda come Country Manager per l’Italia, oggi guida l’espansione di WeRoad in Europa occidentale e centrale, occupandosi della gestione del portfolio prodotti e della strategia commerciale.
After graduating in Medicine, Roberto Gentile turned his attention to tourism and gained experience at Alpitour, Club Med, and Viaggi del Ventaglio. In 1999, he founded Frigerio Viaggi Network. Since 2010, he has been a consultant for major tourism companies. He is the author of two essays published by Hoepli Editore, and he founded SAGE Executive Search and the Il Club delle Teste Pensanti community.
President of Fiavet Trentino Alto Adige in Confcommercio – Member of the national Fiavet statute revision commission – Entrepreneur in the tourism sector – Founder and publisher of an international magazine – DMC Technical Director – Marketing and communication consultant – Destination manager for Trentino Alto Adige - Consultant for territorial projects and PNRR funding programs.
Massimiliano Valerii is the Director General of Censis. After studying Philosophy in Rome, he devoted himself to social, economic, and territorial research. He is the editor of the annual Report on the Social Situation of the Country, considered one of the most qualified and comprehensive tools for interpreting the Italian socioeconomic situation. He teaches Media, Society, and Institutions at Sapienza University of Rome.
Palazzo Calepini, currently serving as the headquarters for Fondazione Caritro, dates back to the late 16th century and was built at the behest of the noble Calepini family from the Giudicarie valleys. Between 1823 and 1844, Palazzo Calepini served as the seat of the Prince Bishops of Trento. In 1999, the building was acquired by the foundation to be used as their institutional headquarters.
