June Wave of Transport Strikes Could Snarl Travel Across Italy
Nationwide Airport Strike for 5 June Revoked – Travellers Still Advised to Check Flights
Severe Storms Trigger Yellow-Level Weather Alert in Eight Regions, Possible Transport Delays
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Brenner Pass reopens after anti-traffic protest turns back 200 trucks
After a day-long blockade by environmental activists, the Brenner Pass highway fully reopened on 31 May. Police turned back more than 200 lorries, but no major gridlock persisted. The incident spotlights the supply-chain risks facing Italian exporters and may accelerate a shift from road to rail across the Alps.
ANAS warns of 45 million trips over Republic Day ‘bridge’, imposes truck bans
State road operator ANAS projects 45 million vehicle movements over the long Republic Day weekend and has activated a large-scale traffic-management plan, including nationwide HGV bans on 31 May and 2 June. Businesses should anticipate slower road journeys and adjust delivery and travel schedules accordingly.
Air-force weather alert for four northern regions raises travel-disruption risk
The Italian air force’s meteorological service has placed four northern regions under a severe-weather alert for 31 May, citing thunderstorms, hail and strong winds that could delay flights and slow rail services. Companies should expect potential disruptions around Milan, Venice and the Alpine rail corridors.
ETIAS countdown: what Italy-bound travellers really need to know
A 31 May analysis explains that the new ETIAS travel authorisation—set to start in late 2026—will apply to Italy but is not a visa, costs €20 and will feature a months-long transition period. Companies should prepare to capture ETIAS numbers in booking tools once the definitive launch date is confirmed.