I Expensive expense This year it gets expensive Easter Holiday. For festive meals and out-of-town holidays, in 2024, Italians will have to spend $1 billion more than the previous year. The prices of traditional foods and airline tickets have increased the most.
At Easter, extravagant shopping costs $2.2 billion
A bad surprise awaits Italians inside the Easter egg, despite the inflation rate of 0.8%. This year, Astuente estimates, the higher cost will result in a total spending of $100 million 2.2 billion euros During the holiday period.
Food prices rise on average by 4% and peak 46.2% for olive oil14.9% for potatoes and 11.1% for fresh fruits.
It was also affected by the rise in prices Typical holiday foods Such as sheep, goat and processed meat, the cost of which increases by 3.8%.
Codacons indicate lower prices even relative to traditional prices Chocolate eggWhile dove prices remained stable.
sell a 430 million euros Total expenses for families who choose to spend Easter In the restaurant.
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Strong increases are also for those traveling to join their families or to enjoy a few days of holiday, in Italy or abroad.
Astuente estimates, in March 2024, one will occur 5.9% growth in train prices.
Alimony for Airline ticket prices increased by 13.1% In the case of national destinations, 5.7% towards European destinations.
It is also increasing significantly Hotel and motel costs (+6.9%) and other accommodation facilities such as holiday homes and bed and breakfasts (+9.1%).
Those who choose one will fare no better Overall package: Record costs Increases up to 8.7% Compared to last year.
Also bad news for cultural activities at Easter 2024, To visit museums and monuments you will spend 3.9% more.
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