
According to the plan, from July 27th to October 27th, 2019, Milan Linate International Airport will be temporarily closed for infrastructure upgrades. This temporary closure, coinciding with the peak tourist season, is expected to significantly impact tourism revenue for Milan and Italy as a whole.

Milan Linate Airport is a top choice due to its convenient proximity to the city center, making it very accessible for tourists. According to Italian government statistics, Milan Linate Airport handles over nine million passengers annually, equivalent to 750,000 passengers per month. This number is naturally higher during peak tourist seasons. During the three-month "downtime for upgrades," over two million passengers will have to find alternative transportation options.

The Milan city authorities have proposed Milan Malpensa Airport as an alternative during the temporary closure of Milan Linate Airport. While it is a large airport, it is quite far from the city center. From Milan Malpensa Airport to the city center, travelers will need to take approximately an hour by train.

The Milan city authorities anticipated the potential disadvantages that these repairs might bring to airlines, travel companies, and international tourists. However, the renovation of Milan Linate Airport's infrastructure is necessary to improve the quality of infrastructure and services for tourists.

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