The association indicated that around 90.7% of travellers would venture to a destination within Italy, while 8.1% would travel abroad.
According to accommodation records, those travelling were expected to spend an average of three nights away from home.
The turnover expected from the extra business on the national holiday was around €1.96 billion, compared to €1.81 billion last year, according to Federalberghi.
Dating back to the dawn of Christianity, All Saints’ Day, also known as La Festa di Tutti i Santi or Ognissanti, is both a religious and public holiday in Italy, falling on November 1 every year.
It collectively celebrates all of the Catholic saints, and is considered a lucky day for those who share a name with a saint.
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