Infrastructure improvements 'could benefit Italian investors'
The Italian government has announced that it is planning to invest in infrastructure improvements across the country.
Forbes cited national newspaper La Stampa as saying that the country's Treasury department has secured an extra 8 billion euros (£5.6 billion) in tax revenue.
Although this additional amount was described as unexpected, the government has proposed a number of options for how the sum should be used.
For example, some officials have proposed cutting taxes, while others have suggested that the money could be used to improve general infrastructure across the country.
Such a move could add to the attractiveness of Italy as a holiday destination and place in which to invest in property.
Earlier this week, advice outlet BuyAssociation highlighted Lakes Garda and Como as a potential investment spot.
The organisation said the region was close to Venice Airport, making it easily accessible from the UK.
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