The Foundation should be concerned above all to support the artists of San Marino from the point of view of logistics and infrastructure that of the commercial.
San Marino February 1, 1709 dFR
All that is inherent in the promotion of San Marino still has to be supported and encouraged. Implications not only for cultural but also economic ones who could make the country. Welcome, then the proposal made by the Secretary of Tourism Fabio Berardi the establishment of a "Foundation for Art," an independent institute that " exceed the sporadic nature of many projects and making it possible to capitalize their achievements. " Without going back in time and space a little 'artistic economy." Rimini: in mid-January 2010, masterpieces from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston in Castel Sismondo drew 100,000 visitors (about 1,000 per day on average). By the end of the show planned March 14, 2010 there are already more than 80,000 bookings. Average cost about € 8 entrance to the exhibition which multiplied by 100,000 entries should have already assured income for around 800,000 €. Not to mention the merchandising, catalog and book shop. Venice instead recorded in the period from June to November 2009, at the 53rd Biennale of Art, 375 000 visitors, with a daily average of 2,200 visitors. Public record, an increase of visitors from the previous edition by 18%, young people and students flocked to 132,185. Exceptional media coverage, with 5,868 accredited journalists and 104 TV stations from around the world. Average cost 10 euro entry which when multiplied by the attendance should have provided revenue for at least € 3,750,000. These initiatives provide employment to several dozens of operators. The Foundation should be concerned above all to support the artists of San Marino from the point of view of logistics and infrastructure of the commercial. In any case, the expectations of the world of San Marino are considerable.
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