It will cost dearly to fly to Italy at Easter, from north to south over 400 euros

Also this year the Easter holidays will be accompanied by the phenomenon of dear-flightscon i minimum ticket prices from North to South Italy which, if purchased today, on some routes exceed 400 euro between going and returning. He reports it Assoutientswho created a Airfare monitoring.

Although Easter is still 20 days away, i flight prices are already very high to the point that starting Friday 3 April and making Tuesday 7 Aprilthe minimum spend part of 418 euro for the route Genoa-Catania, 343 euro to go from Milan to Crotone, 324 euro and Rome to Reggio Calabria (308 euros if you leave from Milan), you need more than 320 euro to fly on the same dates to Catania starting from Turin, Florence and Anconaexplains Assoutenti. Between the higher prices also traffic Naples-Olbia (310 euro), Verona-Catania (297 euro), Milan-Brindisi (296 euro), Milan-Catania (290 euro), Verona-Palermo (282 euro), Bologna-Reggio Calabria (281 euros). Prices which – specifies Assoutenti – do not include additional services like the hand luggage o to choice of seattaxes that further increase the expense for flights.

Expensive trains: the costs of high speed

Things aren’t any better on the gaming front trains: and one way trip (April 3) on a high speed trainbuying it today, costs at least 185 euro to go with Italo and Turin to Reggio Calabria, 175 euro starting from Milano. Con Trenitalia they are needed 120 euro and Milan to Lecce, 116 euro and Turin to Bari, 96 euro and Venice to Lecce, 92 euro and Genoa to Salernonotes Assoutenti.

Forecasts of further increases

“It’s about rates set to rise further in the next few days as a result of greater demand by citizens who want to return home during the holidays. But come on travel and travel by plane Another threat also looms over the Italians: i fuel price increases and the losses suffered by airlines in the last few days due to closure of airspace they risk being soon transferred to rates charged to consumerswith a new wave of price increases per i tickets for all destinations”, explains the president of the association, Gabriele Melluso.