There is a boom in offers for Rimini Nord: 38 applications have arrived for the 27 areas reserved for umbrellas and sunbeds from Torre Pedrera to Rivabella. Mussoni: “I have confidence in our project, but we are only at the beginning. Others will try…”
Calls for state concession grants: if in Cesenatico the lifeguards report the psychological burden of a challenge with financial giants, in Gatteo and San Mauro the partially private beaches allow for a relatively calm outlook on the upcoming administrative steps
Rimini, the owner of zone 18: “Structures this large will bring no benefit to our tourism. And building the pools is an own goal”
Nine plans already ready for the new macro-aggregations on the beach, others may be added. But the expressions of interest will not be binding: the final decision will rest with the Municipality
Bolkestein, the extension is skipped due to a bureaucratic loophole. Pesaro, Gabicce, and Marotta are safe until 2033. Giuliani (Confartigianato): “I don’t know how much interest there is from large groups to buy beaches in less famous locations.” Calls open since June, there is time until September 2027 to secure a beach establishment
The areas, all in northern Rimini, are intended only for umbrellas and sunbeds: 38 requests received by the Municipality. The concessions will be for 5 years. The winner is the one who makes the most advantageous offer
The projects of macro-aggregations have long been in the sights of major Italian and foreign companies. But the ‘giants’ could also directly participate in future concession tenders
Rimini, Ripa (Sib-Confcommercio) rejects macro-aggregations and calls for transparency on investments. Legacoop supports Vanni’s Cooperative: “We support the proposal. Today it is necessary to innovate”
Alessandro Gori at the Grottarossa social center with his “Definitive Little Treatise.” A irreverent journey through the rituals and obsessions of Romagna holidays: laughter, nightmares, and nostalgia
Sadegholvaad defends the plan after criticism: “The only goal is to redevelop and provide new services. We have invested millions in the Sea Park and the sewer network, now a breakthrough is needed in the establishments”
