City Profile – Rome; Comprehensive overview of the city, PEST analysis and analysis of key industries including technology, tourism and hospitality, construction and retail.

Rome is the largest city in terms of population and the capital city of Italy, accounted for 7.2% of the country’s population. The economy of the region is primarily dominated by engineering, electronics and chemical industries, printing, cloth manufacturing and food processing services.

Synopsis

“City Profile – Rome” provides historical and forecast data on key city level metrics along with analytical coverage of the latest political, economic, social, technological, infrastructural, legal and environmental issues affecting Rome. The report contains detailed tourism, retail, construction, technology and public infrastructure data and insight into economic, social, and industry trends.

Scope

- The service sector remains the key contributor to the area’s economy – and the major employer.

– Rome is a key tourist destination for international tourists and witnessed a significant growth over the last year. The city of Rome is a major tourist destination for both leisure and business purposes in Italy due to its archaeological and artistic treasures.

– Strong performance is observed in the construction sector with increasing employment opportunities and overall output to the region’s GVA.

Reasons to buy

- Gain a comprehensive knowledge of future economic and demographic trends and understand the performance of various sectors within the city.

- Analyze and understand the business environment in the city to align your investment and expansion strategies.

- The report helps to drive a conclusion in choosing a suitable city to invest or expand according to your business structure.

- Explore new opportunities in the hospitality, tourism, construction, real estate and retail sectors.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

City Snapshot 2

PEST Analysis 6

Political 6

Economic 7

Social 16

Technology and Infrastructure 21

Communications 21

Internal Transport Networks 21

Connectivity 22

Airports 23

Ports 24

Business Environment Analysis 25

Travel and Tourism 26

Tourism flows 26

Hotels 28

Attractions 30

Events 30

Construction and Real Estate 31

Investment 31

Real Estate Market 32

Retail 33

Retail Market 33

Consumption, Income and Prices 33

Appendix 34

Sources 34

Further Reading 34

Ask the Analyst 34

About MarketLine 34

Disclaimer 34

List of Tables

List of Tables

Table 1: Rome metropolitan area – key facts (estimates), 2017 2

Table 2: Rome metropolitan area – real GDP growth, 2000-25 9

Table 3: Rome metropolitan area – economic growth comparison, (Index 2010=100), 2000-25 11

Table 4: Rome metropolitan area – GDP per capita comparison, 2000-25 (US$) 13

Table 5: Rome metropolitan area – employment structure, 2000-25 (% of total) 15

Table 6: Rome metropolitan area – population changes, 2013-17 16

Table 7: Rome metropolitan area – main universities, 2018 16

Table 8: Rome metropolitan area – population comparison, 2000-25 (million) 18

Table 9: Rome metropolitan area – population by age, 2000-25 (% of total) 20

Table 10: Rome city – mass transit network indicators 22

Table 11: Rome metropolitan area – key airport indicators 23

Table 12: Rome city – office rents, Q2 2018 25

Table 13: Rome metropolitan area – tourism indicators (million) 26

Table 14: Rome metropolitan area – international arrivals by country of residence 27

Table 15: Rome metropolitan area – tourism indicators (million) 28

Table 16: Rome metropolitan area – indicators related to accommodation (excluding hotels), 2017 29

Table 17: Rome city – hotel accommodation establishments (number) 29

Table 18: Rome city – hotel KPI’s 29

Table 19: Rome metropolitan area – UNESCO World Heritage Sites 30

Table 20: Rome metropolitan area – MICE and Other Events 30

List of Figures

List of Figures

Figure 1: Rome metropolitan area – real GDP growth, 2000-25 8

Figure 2: Rome metropolitan area – economic growth comparison, (Index 2010=100), 2000-25 10

Figure 3: Rome metropolitan area – GDP per capita comparison, 2000-25 12

Figure 4: Rome metropolitan area – employment structure, 2000-25 (% of total) 14

Figure 5: Rome metropolitan area – population comparison, 2000-25 17

Figure 6: Rome metropolitan area – population by age, 2000-25 (% of total) 19

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