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Southern Italy is booming as Americans trade the Amalfi Coast for its quiet wine estates
- The Amalfi Coast experiences heavy traffic jams and strict car restrictions during peak season to manage congestion.
- Many American tourists have moved past Italy's most famous destinations to explore less crowded areas, including southern Italy's wine estates.
- Italian farm tourism generates about $2.2 billion annually across over 26,000 estates, marking a record for the sector.
- Southern Italy sees increased international arrivals, with Molise and Basilicata showing growth rates above 12% in early 2026, outpacing national growth.
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Southern Italy is booming as Americans trade the Amalfi Coast for its quiet wine estates
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