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Venice: new base !?
by Guillaume Thu 30 Jul 2009 - 10:02
UN HUB DI RYANAIR AL CANOVA
Secondo Gobbo ci saranno nuove opportunità di lavoro e turismo. Ma la Provincia teme che i turisti vadano a Venezia
Treviso
- Ryanair, la nota compagnia aerea low-cost, avrebbe intenzione di
realizzare un proprio hub all’aeroporto Canova per ospitare dai 4
ai 6 aerei fissi per nuove rotte nazionali e internazionali. Lo ha
rivelato ieri il sindaco Gobbo, attaccando anche chi ha dichiarato che
lo scalo trevigiano non portia soldi e turismo.
La battuta era
riferita all’ex presidente dell’Aertre, la società
che gestiva lo scalo, Paolo Camolei, ora consigliere comunale di
opposizione. L’obiettivo della compagnia irlandese sarebbe
portare a Treviso 3 milioni di passeggeri.
L’aeroporto Canova diventerebbe così uno scalo nodale,
in grado di accogliere nuovi flussi di traffico, dove verranno
realizzati uffici direzionali, oltre alle strutture per il parcheggio e
la manutenzione degli aerei. Il piano è stato illustrato
dall’amministratore delegato della compagnia irlandese Michael
Cawley al sindaco Gobbo. Critiche all’efficacia del Canova
giungono anche dal vicepresidente della Provincia di Treviso, Floriano
Zambon.
L’ex sindaco di Conegliano ha fatto notare che a fronte dei
numerosi collegamenti low cost tra Treviso e l’Europa, nella
nostra provincia i turisti europei sono in calo, mentre al loro posto
arrivano tanti cinesi. Quel che vuol dire Zambon è che poi chi
atterra a Treviso va a trascorrere le proprie vacanze a Venezia.
Il piano della compagnia piace al sindaco Gobbo che si dice
fiducioso che un simile potenziamento strutturale porterà anche
nuove possibilità di lavoro, nuove opportunità per il
turismo, ovvero nuove prospettive per l’economia. Ma fra il dire
e il fare, mancano ancora molti pezzi del mosaico per rendere operativo
il sostanziale piano di sviluppo della compagnia irlandese.
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Re: Venice: new base !?
by amnesia Thu 30 Jul 2009 - 13:10
Could anyone introduce me in this article somehow? Unfortunatelly I'm not perfect in Italian - neither in English, but this is different story 
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Re: Venice: new base !?
by atoutprix Thu 30 Jul 2009 - 14:43
amnesia wrote:Could anyone introduce me in this article somehow? Unfortunatelly I'm not perfect in Italian - neither in English, but this is different story
In short, Ryanair is thinking of opening a base at Treviso (TSF), with 4 to 6 aircraft, and new domestic and international lines.
The head of the province is not enthusiast, he says that the passengers that land at Treviso all go to Venice.
The mayor of Treviso is more willing, as it would give work to a lot of local people.
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Re: Venice: new base !?
by amnesia Thu 30 Jul 2009 - 14:55
Cheers :-)
So there probable will not be a base in Treviso in this case. Anyway, Mayor is wrong this way. For example if I flew to GRO for 2 days, I prefer to stay at Girona instead of going to Barcelona (not enought of time to visit such a place). Also I've visited Milan which was nothing very special for me, so I've sent my roomate today to Bergamo as more relaxing and interesting place to short visit. I'd also do the same as I have few places around BGY to see. So I don't think everybody who would land at Treviso would go to Venice. If also they will promote it's region, make a good transport system from airport to other places it will give some more jobs for them.
So there probable will not be a base in Treviso in this case. Anyway, Mayor is wrong this way. For example if I flew to GRO for 2 days, I prefer to stay at Girona instead of going to Barcelona (not enought of time to visit such a place). Also I've visited Milan which was nothing very special for me, so I've sent my roomate today to Bergamo as more relaxing and interesting place to short visit. I'd also do the same as I have few places around BGY to see. So I don't think everybody who would land at Treviso would go to Venice. If also they will promote it's region, make a good transport system from airport to other places it will give some more jobs for them.
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Re: Venice: new base !?
by atoutprix Thu 30 Jul 2009 - 15:13
Fact is, most of the pax landing at TSF immediately take the coach to Venice, very few take the bus to Treviso - usually about half a dozen or so, some of them locals returning from abroad ... It's what I have always seen every time I have been there.
Treviso is an interesting city, and there are places of interest all around, but they are much less known that the illustrious Venice, in fact almost unknown by most tourists.
I agree with you : Girona, Bergamo, Treviso, Pisa are interesting and not just airports to be left as speedily as possible.
Treviso is an interesting city, and there are places of interest all around, but they are much less known that the illustrious Venice, in fact almost unknown by most tourists.
I agree with you : Girona, Bergamo, Treviso, Pisa are interesting and not just airports to be left as speedily as possible.
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Re: Venice: new base !?
by danieln Thu 30 Jul 2009 - 15:31
atoutprix wrote:I agree with you : Girona, Bergamo, Treviso, Pisa are interesting and not just airports to be left as speedily as possible.
If you walk through a city like Bergamo, you will notice hundreds of curious (and highly surprised) tourists. Restaurants and bars in the old town are doing good business. Needless to say that almost all of the visitors have a Ryanair boarding pass in their pocket.
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Re: Venice: new base !?
by amnesia Thu 30 Jul 2009 - 21:21
To be honest, I was very suprised when realised the Pisa has "Florence" add in the name. It was because especially in Poland Pisa is very well recognized mostly because of it's tower. I didn't know that somebody need to have some other part to know what is in nearby
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Re: Venice: new base !?
by msep003 Thu 30 Jul 2009 - 23:24
this winter Paris BVA will on CAT 3 ILS so Ryanair said that if they Airport worked on it they would open a base . Paris Beauvais will also open a new Terminal next year so hopes......?
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Re: Venice: new base !?
by King of Ryanland Sat 1 Aug 2009 - 13:55
atoutprix wrote:Fact is, most of the pax landing at TSF immediately take the coach to Venice, very few take the bus to Treviso - usually about half a dozen or so, some of them locals returning from abroad ...
Well I went to Treviso for a day last summer! No Venice.
And anyway, who cares if all the passengers go to Venice. After all it is the venetian airport number 2! And the argument with the work for local people will change a lot of peoples minds.
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