Shaping Venice: In Conversation with Councillor Simone Venturini

Join Monica for an insightful episode of Venice Talks as she sits down with Simone Venturini, Councillor for Social Cohesion, Residence Policies, Economic Development, Work, and Tourism. In this engaging discussion, they explore the delicate balance of preserving Venice’s rich cultural heritage while addressing modern challenges.

Key Topics Covered:

• Social Cohesion: How Venice fosters a sense of community among locals and visitors alike.
• Residence Policies: Tackling housing affordability and ensuring Venice remains a livable city for its residents.
• Economic Development: Supporting local artisans, sustainable entrepreneurship, and the city's economic future.
• Sustainable Tourism: Insights into managing overtourism and strategies to preserve Venice's identity while welcoming the world.
• Vision for Venice: Councillor Venturini shares his hopes and goals for the city’s future.

🎧 Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of Venice's evolving story and the initiatives shaping its present and future.

✨ Credits:

Hosted by Monica Cesarato

Produced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire Media

Guest: Simone Venturini, Venice City Councillor for Social Cohesion, Residence Policies, Economic Development, Work, and Tourism

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