To provide concrete guarantees to property owners. This page allows you to independently verify that Ruralis' performance is real and certified by leading media outlets such as Il Sole 24 Ore, ANSA, and Sky TG24.
Ruralis Press Review
How Ruralis is building a startup in rural Italy
The international tech publication Sifted (backed by the Financial Times) analyzes Ruralis within the European startup ecosystem. The article explores Ruralis' business model in the property management sector and its economic impact on rural Italian areas.
In fuga dall’overtourism… e il Molise si prende la rivincita
The prominent Italian news channel Sky TG24 analyzes travel trends for summer 2026, highlighting the growing demand for authentic Italy and slow tourism. The news report confirms the effectiveness of Ruralis' non-hotel accommodation model in developing small towns. (Article in Italian)
Addio alle mete più affollate, così quella del 2026 è diventata l'estate dei borghi
The major Italian national broadcaster TGCOM24 analyzes the slow tourism trend citing statistical data from Ruralis (based on over 7,300 bookings). The article highlights how destination diversification, supported by non-hotel accommodations, helps combat rural depopulation in regions like Molise. (Article in Italian)
Estate 2026, i borghi fanno il pieno: Molise, Basilicata e Sicilia sul podio
The Italian economic portal MonetaWeb cites data from Ruralis regarding tourist flows in Southern Italian villages in its report on summer 2026 trends. The article highlights how the increase in visitors supports the local economy and the rural property management sector. (Article in Italian)
Estate record per i borghi lucani
The Southern Italian regional newspaper Quotidiano del Sud reports on the analysis by Nicolas Verderosa, CEO of Ruralis, regarding the increase in tourist flows in the Basilicata region. The article uses Ruralis' reports to demonstrate how proximity tourism regenerates the local microeconomic fabric. (Article in Italian)
Estate 2026, boom del turismo nei borghi italiani: soggiorni più lunghi e spesa in forte crescita
The prominent Italian daily newspaper Il Mattino bases its investigation into the expansion of village tourism on the official report by Ruralis. The piece highlights the growth in tourist spending, confirming the role of the non-hotel sector in revitalizing inland areas. (Article in Italian)
Estate 2026, boom del turismo nei borghi italiani: soggiorni più lunghi e spesa in forte crescita
The historic Italian daily newspaper Il Messaggero maps the redistribution of tourist flows using statistics provided by Ruralis. The report quantitatively demonstrates the success of widespread tourism in small Italian municipalities. (Article in Italian)
Estate 2026, i borghi italiani fanno il pieno: ecco le Regioni più gettonate
The Italian all-news television channel Sky TG24 features data from Ruralis in its coverage of summer 2026 destinations. The journalistic report confirms the positive trend for Italian villages regarding tourist presence and average spending in the non-hotel sector. (Article in Italian)
Turismo: borghi italiani, durata soggiorni +46% e spesa media +74% estate 2026
The Radiocor agency of Borsa Italiana (the Italian Stock Exchange) highlights Ruralis' analysis regarding the increase in stay duration (+46%) and average spending (+74%) in Italian villages. The data confirms the strong economic development of non-hotel tourism. (Article in Italian)
È il borgo più richiesto d’Italia per l’estate: un paradiso in Calabria tra mare e storia. Ecco dove
The Italian travel guide The Wom Travel cites Ruralis as a virtuous example of vacation home management in its feature on Scalea. The article emphasizes how relying on companies like Ruralis generates a positive economic impact on the local territory. (Article in Italian)
Il borgo più gettonato d’Italia: qui tra mare e arte passerai giorni indimenticabili
The Italian edition of Men's Health magazine includes rural destinations among the top spots for summer 2026, citing the work of Ruralis. The article refers to properties managed by Ruralis as excellent options for those seeking authentic hospitality in small Italian villages. (Article in Italian)
Il 2026 è l’anno della destinazione Molise. Spesa e soggiorni: vincono le aree interne
The local Italian newspaper Primo Piano Molise examines the region's tourism boom based on the analysis conducted by Ruralis. The article reports on the booking data managed by Ruralis, confirming Molise as a rapidly expanding tourist destination. (Article in Italian)
I borghi italiani battono le città d’arte: soggiorni più lunghi, spesa quasi raddoppiata, Molise in testa
The Italian national news network Quotidiano.net uses data collected by Ruralis in its analysis of the success of historic villages compared to traditional art cities. The journalistic piece highlights figures relating to the increase in spending and length of stays for the rural non-hotel sector. (Article in Italian)
Turismo, Molise primo in Italia per crescita di occupazione
The primary Italian news agency ANSA reports on regional employment growth driven by proximity tourism, citing data processed by Ruralis. The article officially certifies the growth percentages of accommodation facilities in inland areas. (Article in Italian)
Lontano dall'overtourism: 20 borghi italiani da scoprire
The leading Italian lifestyle and travel magazine Io Donna cites Ruralis as a reference property management company in its itinerary dedicated to destinations away from crowds. The article mentions vacation homes managed by Ruralis as ideal options for experiencing the true dimension of slow tourism in Italy. (Article in Italian)
I borghi italiani stregano gli stranieri: chi sono e cosa cercano
The Italian travel portal Virgilio InItalia relies on data provided by Ruralis for its report on the habits of international tourists. The article uses Ruralis' analysis to profile foreign travelers booking stays in rural Italian areas. (Article in Italian)
I turisti apprezzano sempre di più i borghi italiani
The Italian national radio station Radio R101 reports that travelers increasingly appreciate small municipalities, mentioning market data collected by Ruralis. Radio R101 broadcasts Ruralis' statistics confirming the increase in average stays in historic villages. (Article in Italian)
Meno centro storico, più natura: la nuova geografia delle vacanze degli italiani
The prominent Italian national newspaper La Repubblica cites Ruralis' reports to outline new trends in the hospitality sector. The article uses Ruralis' data to confirm the shift of tourist flows toward non-urban environments. (Article in Italian)
Affitti brevi, confronto tra grandi città e borghi: redditività e impatto delle nuove regole fiscali
The leading Italian financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore analyzes the financial dynamics of short-term rentals citing Ruralis. The economic article uses Ruralis' operational data to frame the performance of the non-hotel accommodation market. (Article in Italian)
How Ruralis is building a startup in rural Italy
The international tech publication Sifted (backed by the Financial Times) analyzes Ruralis within the European startup ecosystem. The article explores Ruralis' business model in the property management sector and its economic impact on rural Italian areas.
In fuga dall’overtourism… e il Molise si prende la rivincita
The prominent Italian news channel Sky TG24 analyzes travel trends for summer 2026, highlighting the growing demand for authentic Italy and slow tourism. The news report confirms the effectiveness of Ruralis' non-hotel accommodation model in developing small towns. (Article in Italian)
Addio alle mete più affollate, così quella del 2026 è diventata l'estate dei borghi
The major Italian national broadcaster TGCOM24 analyzes the slow tourism trend citing statistical data from Ruralis (based on over 7,300 bookings). The article highlights how destination diversification, supported by non-hotel accommodations, helps combat rural depopulation in regions like Molise. (Article in Italian)
Estate 2026, i borghi fanno il pieno: Molise, Basilicata e Sicilia sul podio
The Italian economic portal MonetaWeb cites data from Ruralis regarding tourist flows in Southern Italian villages in its report on summer 2026 trends. The article highlights how the increase in visitors supports the local economy and the rural property management sector. (Article in Italian)
Estate record per i borghi lucani
The Southern Italian regional newspaper Quotidiano del Sud reports on the analysis by Nicolas Verderosa, CEO of Ruralis, regarding the increase in tourist flows in the Basilicata region. The article uses Ruralis' reports to demonstrate how proximity tourism regenerates the local microeconomic fabric. (Article in Italian)
Estate 2026, boom del turismo nei borghi italiani: soggiorni più lunghi e spesa in forte crescita
The prominent Italian daily newspaper Il Mattino bases its investigation into the expansion of village tourism on the official report by Ruralis. The piece highlights the growth in tourist spending, confirming the role of the non-hotel sector in revitalizing inland areas. (Article in Italian)
FAQ
Ruralis' activity is covered by major national and international media:
• Financial Press: Il Sole 24 Ore (Italy's leading business daily) and Radiocor (Borsa Italiana).
• National News & TV: ANSA, Sky TG24, TGCOM24, La Repubblica, Il Messaggero, and Il Mattino.
• Travel & Lifestyle: Io Donna, Virgilio InItalia, and Men's Health.
Yes. Outlets like Radiocor (Borsa Italiana), TGCOM24, and Il Mattino publish Ruralis' reports to certify the steady increase in guest stay duration and average spending in rural towns. These are real data extracted from thousands of bookings managed by Ruralis.
Yes, the property owner is completely relieved of all bureaucracy. Italy's leading financial newspaper, Il Sole 24 Ore, used Ruralis' operational data to demonstrate how to correctly apply tax regulations for short-term rentals.
