Export, tourism, investments. These are the three factors allowing Tuscany to wade through the long economic crisis with better economic conditions than most of the other Italian regions, and that are maintaining Tuscany’s competitiveness abroad
The major players in the cruises sector are shining their spotlights on Livorno’s harbor. The value enhancements of the Tuscan port’s infrastructure deployed last fall with the new Cruise Terminal [Terminal Crociere] dedicated to services for passengers and crews are revamping the interest of international cruise operators
A €6 billion per year turnover; a strong vocation for exports; numerous centers of excellence, such as the Scuola Normale in Pisa, the IMT in Lucca and the Scuola Superiore S.Anna in Pisa; large international groups such as Glaxo and Eli Lilly
Follonica draws from its origins to help the local economy regain momentum through a series of projects that go well beyond a simple real-estate project
Pisa will host the 20th annual Small Engine Technology Conference dedicated to the small engines industry
An area, between Pisa and Livorno, characterized by the presence of international players; another, in the Valdera area, which has Europe’s principal 2-wheel group as a protagonist and through which works an intense system of suppliers