Antonio Preiti

He is a professor of Destination Management at the University of Florence, CEO of Fondazione Roma & Partners, and an expert in economics, collective behaviors, and business strategies. He holds a degree in Economic and Social Sciences and earned a Master's in Economic Development with a thesis on monetary economics. His career began at Censis, where he served as Research Director, focusing on the analysis of Italian consumption patterns and social phenomena. Subsequently, he held high-level positions in the public and tourism sectors: Board Member of ENIT, and Vice President of the European Travel Commission (ETC), contributing to the development of European tourism policies. He is the author of numerous publications on economics, economic sociology, and innovation, with his most significant action being the creation of Julia, Rome's virtual assistant.