Regione Veneto in the news

The Veneto Region and FAI are promoting slow tourism at Villa dei Vescovi through a sustainable development plan that includes cultural events, thematic trails, and landscape conservation.

Regione Veneto and FAI are developing Villa dei Vescovi as a slow tourism destination, integrating cultural enjoyment with landscape protection.

Alberto Stefani, President of the Veneto Region, welcomed Elisa Beatrice Cozza as the new Police Commissioner of Treviso and thanked the outgoing commissioner, Alessandra Simone.

The Veneto Region has digitalized emergency plans for 18 large dams to improve civil protection response to potential flooding or dam collapse.

The 10th Regional Forum on Green Purchases Veneto, organized by the Veneto Region and Venice Sustainability Foundation, is held at M9 Museum in Mestre, focusing on green public procurement, training, and sustainable supply chains.

The VI Commission of the Veneto Regional Council met at Villa dei Vescovi to discuss FAI activities and institutional collaboration, focusing on the valorization of cultural and landscape heritage in the Euganean Hills and promoting slow tourism in Veneto.

The Veneto public health system maintained stable staffing levels through recruitment, but faces a crisis of quadrupled voluntary resignations due to poor working conditions and heavy workloads.

The Lonely Planet Veneto guide will be available for free digital download from October 12th to 19th, 2026, celebrating Veneto's selection as the only Italian region in Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2027 list.

The Sixth Commission of the Veneto Regional Council discussed FAI activities in Veneto and approved a bill on commemorating historical events related to the eastern border.

Peg Perego is reindustrializing its San Donà di Piave plant with potential successors, facing union criticism over delayed plans and Cassa Integrazione.

The Veneto Region is using 11 million euros of its administrative surplus to cover a deficit in Pedemontana Superstrada toll revenues caused by decreased traffic and high fuel costs.

The Veneto Regional Council has approved emergency plans for 18 large dams, digitalizing flood maps and initiating public consultation.

The Veneto Region is organizing a Transparency Day on October 14, 2026, to review initiatives on transparency, integrity, and anti-corruption, with a focus on digitalization and the PIAO 2026-2028.

Regione Veneto is facing financial issues and a debate over income tax, raising questions about the role of politics in serving citizens.

Regione Veneto has adopted emergency plans for 18 large dams, outlining procedures for public safety and response in potential emergency scenarios.

Regione del Veneto launches 'SicuraMente', an educational theater project in high schools to prevent gender violence.

The President of the Veneto Region advocates for age restrictions on social media and mandatory civic service for young offenders, citing social networks as a cause of youth distress and violent behavior.

The Veneto Region's Vice President will present new tourism guidelines for Venice tomorrow, focusing on the 2025-2027 regional program.

Regione Veneto will participate in Expo 2027 Belgrade from June 20-22, 2027, to promote its regional excellences and strategic market opportunities in Serbia.

The Veneto region is launching its first regional day of Venetian Paths on October 21st, promoting slow tourism and sustainable experiences across its 13 recognized routes.