InOut | The Hospitality Community – one of the most important events for the hospitality and tourism sector – returns from October 8 to 10, 2025, at the Rimini Exhibition Centre, alongside TTG Travel Experience. The 2025 edition will focus on three main themes: well-being, sport & fitness, and technology.
Conferences, roundtables, and panels featuring leading experts will provide architects, designers, hoteliers, wellness professionals, and industry operators with opportunities for updates and discussion, fostering collaboration and collectively shaping the future of tourism. Each day will be filled with high-level sessions, bringing together institutions, companies, and professionals to exchange ideas and strategies.
Adding a strong cultural dimension to the 2025 edition will be the presence of Michelangelo Pistoletto, a candidate for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, who on October 8 will present his artistic project “Third Paradise” and lead a discussion titled “Tourism as an artistic act: awakening territories and consciousness”.
Open-air tourism takes center stage at Rimini
While well-being, sport & fitness, and technology will be the three main pillars of InOut 2025, open-air tourism will receive special attention as a rapidly growing and increasingly central sector in contemporary tourism. On October 9, FAITA Federcamping will host the session “Open Air & Sport Tourism: solutions and opportunities to shape new scenarios and new balances”. The focus will examine the connection between open air hospitality, sports activities, and well-being, highlighting the opportunities offered by open air facilities.
These structures go beyond traditional accommodation services: thanks to large spaces and a dynamic clientele, they can offer high-value-added services, including sports activities. Advanced sports facilities, water parks, and innovative entertainment contribute to the creation of real sports villages, suitable for all types of guests. Speakers at the event will include Marco Sperapani, General Director of FAITA Federcamping; Franco Vitali, President of Faita Federcamping Emilia Romagna; and Roberto Vitali, CEO and co-founder of Village for all V4A.
The other working sessions scheduled over the three days of the event will also provide valuable insights on other highly relevant issues for the tourism sector, including beach concessions, pool health and safety, the impact of AI and digitalization in tourism, cycle tourism, and more sustainable travel approaches that respect the pace of local areas, such as slow tourism.
The complete programme of events can be found at the following link: https://www.inoutexpo.it/it/programma-eventi
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